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Inverloch Community House
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25.01.2022 November 1 2020 is...the 306th day of the year. There are therefore 60 days left in 2020, because it is a leap year. This year is bad enough, but it is also extra long. It is the 44th Sunday of 2020, on the 44th week of 2020. Holidays & popular observances held on this day: All Saints' Day. This day is for celebrating random saints that don't have their own day, or for ones that have been forgotten. Today is also Zero Tasking Day. Celebrated every year on the first Sunday of November, this favourite holiday of every lazy person, encourages people to accomplish zero tasks. Seems quite reasonable on a long weekend.
24.01.2022 We would like to thank our walkers, GippSport and the other Gippsland Community Houses for contributing to this challenge. Next year who knows? This year the only thing keeping a lot of us going was our daily walks!
24.01.2022 Yum Yum Yum! Dinner tomorrow sorted!
23.01.2022 Congratulations to all our House walkers. You put in an exemplary effort and so we won the challenge!!!! Hooray!!! GippSport will send us your certificates soon. Well done!!!
22.01.2022 From tomorrow...
22.01.2022 The succulent Christmas bowls we are making look awesome. Luckily we can do this indoors if the weather is not friendly - the House is open again! Join us on Wednesday @ 1.00pm https://inverlochcommunityhouseinc.tidyhq.com//31693-month
21.01.2022 Look Good Feel Better is a free national community service program, run by the Cancer Patients Foundation, dedicated to teaching cancer patients how to manage the appearance-related side-effects caused by treatment for any type of cancer. Virtual Workshops are live and interactive and two options are available: Skin care and make-up (1 hour): addressing common side-effects of cancer treatment like dryness and sun sensitivity; correcting and concealing redness, sallowness, pig...mentation and dark circles; and techniques for drawing on eyebrows and eyelashes. Wigs and headwear (1 hour): offering advice on wig selection, wig care, scarf styling and alternative headwear options. During the interactive workshops our facilitator demonstrates and answers participant’s questions while they follow along and try the techniques as we go. Patients can choose to register for one or both workshops, and their Virtual Workshops pair perfectly with their Home-Delivered Confidence Kit service. See their website for details https://lgfb.org.au/ See more
21.01.2022 How cute is this? Imaging a few of these little upcycled jars planted with pretty little succulents decorated for Christmas with ribbon, baubles and a little tea light hanging from the branches outside. They will set ambience for festive drinkies on the deck or out in the garden. Learn how to make this and more on Wednesday with Nancy - we will have a range of baubles and ribbons in various colours to suit your Christmas theme. Book at http://thq.fyi/se/BwrWG9Y
19.01.2022 A new version of the Community Guide to Local Health Services and Supports booklet was released today in partnership with South Coast Primary & Community Partne...rship and South Gippsland Shire Council. The booklet provides information to help you access the most appropriate services right here in our region. Visit www.basscoast.vic.gov.au/support to download the booklet. See more
18.01.2022 Walktober is over! How did you do? I managed 42481 steps for the 12 days. Don't forget to send in your tally sheets or fill in the form on our website. Even if you only have a few days worth, it all helps! www.inverlochcommunityhouse.org.au
16.01.2022 The foodie buzz at the House continues with our 'Healthy Eating for 1 and cooking on a budget'. This free zoom session is with Chris, a dietitian. http://thq.fyi/se/a72fac61b8cc to book. Don't miss it, and sort yourself out for the holidays. South Coast Primary & Community Partnership Inverloch Men's Shed
16.01.2022 West Gippsland Libraries are hosting an online Q&A with bestselling Australian rural romance author, Karly Lane on TUES DEC 8TH 2020, 11.30AM- 12.30PM Please see information below with a link to the booking site for the event. ... About the author ...... Karly Lane is the bestselling Australian author of rural romance novels, including Fool Me Once, North Star, Morgan's Law and Bridie's Choice. During this special Q&A session, Karly will talk about her sixteenth novel, Something Like This. ... About Something Like This ... Meet Jason Weaver, a returned veteran who moves to the town of Ben Tirran, in the New England highland, to build himself a life of solitude in an unloved old house. Tilly Hollis has lost many people in her life, including her husband and business partner. She now works two jobs to save for her dream career: running an equine therapy program. Tilly loves her horses more than anything and she is determined to make it work on her own. When Jason walks into the cafe where Tilly works, they're immediately drawn to one another. But can they overcome their pasts to find a future together? ... This is a Zoom event. An email containing a Zoom link will be sent to ticket-holders the day of the event. Attendees will be able to participate in the Q&A using the chat feature in Zoom. ... https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/tuesday-book-chat-qa-with-a See more
13.01.2022 Due to bad weather this event is cancelled. Hopefully you will join us on the first Wednesday next month, same bat time....Apologies for any inconvenience.
13.01.2022 Only a few spots remaining. Make a succulent bowl which is especially suitable for Christmas decorating if you are entertaining outside (good for a short stay inside as well!). Everything provided!
12.01.2022 CANCELLED - due to our unpredictable Victorian weather we have had to cancel todays meet. Apologies for any inconvenience..... Got too many tomato seedlings? Or like me Swan River Daisy seedlings? Bring them along and swap for something you really need.
12.01.2022 In my hurry to get this totally awesome FREE zoom cooking class 'out there' I forgot to post the booking information. Here it is! http://thq.fyi/se/ce0a4ba1ef00 We will send the zoom link details and ingredients to you a few days before the class.
11.01.2022 This may inspire you to grow more succulents and visit our swap day on Wednesday. https://www.facebook.com/events/1295115080827707/permalink/1297748157231066/ Thanks Annette for letting us know about this link.
10.01.2022 Thanks goodness the weather is a little bit better for collecting cuttings and pieces in the garden today. It was so hot yesterday everything was a little bit heat stressed. Not used to it I suppose. See you at 1.00pm outside the House. Bookings essential for covid safety.
10.01.2022 Sustain - The Australian Food Network is running a series of seminars online (see end of post for details). This may be of interest to our food producing and distributing folk Sustain is a think and do network, specialising in designing and building sustainable and healthy food systems. We work with governments, councils, and community leaders to help map local food systems, and develop evidence-based and achievable policies and programs. We sow the seeds of change with eve...nts, policy work, practice & thought leadership, capacity building, and collective action. We give people, councils, and organisations the tools they need to help them become empowered food citizens, supporting healthy communities, people and ecosystems. Vermont Farm to Plate Plan-from 2009 to 2020 and beyond SEMINAR 1 DEC 2 In the first of a three-part webinar series, Program Director Jake Claro and Network Manager Sarah Danly will share an overview of the decade-old program: How it has successfully increased employment, business creation and food security through collaborative, whole-of-system actions and networking, aligned to a shared agenda of a better food and farming system for Vermont. SEMINAR 2 DEC 9 Planning for Sustainable Farming and Healthy Food Access- Increasing protection for farmland is a crucial step in bringing about food system resilience and fair food access. This is a particularly pressing issue for the areas surrounding Australia's fast developing cities, but assuring the long-term security of farming areas is a pertinent lesson for the country as a whole. In this webinar, Program Director Jake Claro and Network Manager Sarah Danly will discuss how their work in Vermont attends to the intersection of food access with land use planning and farmland protection. SEMINAR 3 DEC 16 How the Public Purse Can Drive Food Systems Change: The Role of Institutional Procurement - The ways in which large institutions, such as schools and hospitals, purchase food have a sizeable impact on the larger food ecosystem. Leveraging institutional food procurement can be a powerful means of supporting local producers and ensuring consumers access to nutritious food--potentially creating a food system that is more equitable, sustainable, and resilient. In this webinar, Program Director Jake Claro and Network Manager Sarah Danly will discuss their experiences with institutional procurement, highlighting both its benefits and its many logistical complications. See more
09.01.2022 Our latest newsletter (number 4) is available to download now. All members have been emailed a copy. Enjoy! https://www.inverlochcommunityhouse.org.au//newsletter_4_f
07.01.2022 Cooking with June last night was both tasty and fun; we had a blast! Keep watching this space, June will be back with more tasty and easy to make recipes. Post photos of your creations in the comments below. June's recipe is on the website if you missed out on the class.
05.01.2022 Book here - http://thq.fyi/se/BwrWG9Y - it will be amazing fun. I will post a picture of the finished article when we make one!
04.01.2022 This week is Social Inclusion Week and next Thursday, 3 December is International Day of People with Disability. To celebrate SIW and IDPwD, Bass Coast Shire Council are providing a FREE cinema experience screening of award winning Australian and international short films, made by and starring people with a disability from Bardic Studio’s Wide Angle Film Festival (WAFF), with popcorn! The opportunity to see people with disability on our screens is rare and the award winning s...hort films in the Festival are entertaining and compelling. Assumptions, attitudes, behaviours and stereotypes are challenged when people with disability demonstrate their capacity through film making. When: Tuesday 1 December at 10.00am Where: Wonthaggi Union Community Arts Centre (WUCAC), Graham Street Wonthaggi (fully accessible venue) Suitable for: Everyone, but will engage most with people aged 12 years and older Free ticket: Booking your free ticket/s is essential via Trybooking on https://www.trybooking.com/BMZRS as numbers are limited. Please bring your ticket with you. If you can’t make it to WUCAC for the cinema experience, then Shirley can provide you with a link to watch WAFF online, from the comfort of your own home! There’s also a 15 minute Children’s Program of films suitable for ages 6-12 years, online too! Please register to obtain a free link to the films via TryBooking on https://www.trybooking.com/BMRLO. WAFF films are available with open and closed captions, audio description, trigger warnings and social stories available upon request from Shirley Egan on ph 5671 2412 or email [email protected] We hope you will take advantage of this exciting opportunity to celebrate SIW and IDPwD! See more
04.01.2022 Our team has started to return their tally sheets for Walktober - and you are all amazing! We are nearly at 2 million steps! If you haven't sent in your tally sheet, either a scan or photo of the paper copy or an electronic one from the website, get to it!! TIA!
04.01.2022 Put this in your diary because you won't want to miss it! Christmas Cooking with June, 6.00pm Tuesday December 15th. More details soon!
03.01.2022 https://inverlochcommunityhouseinc.tidyhq.com//3/carts/new Bookings for Cook with June, Christmas Specials click on the link above.
03.01.2022 It's such lovely gardening weather, the perfect time to swap pieces, cuttings and unwanted seedlings. You can still book into this event - there a few spots left. Come and swap something you have lots of for something you don't!
