Quaama Renewal Projects | Community organisation

Quaama Renewal Projects

Phone: 0437 263 128

Address: 43 Cobargo St 2550 Quaama, New South Wales, Australia

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23.01.2022 We have anymber of these lamps free to anyone who needs one. Collected from Nowra for us by the lovely Christine Tinkleberries.

17.01.2022 The Renewal Centre will now be open only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrangements can be made for anyone who needs to collect things outside of our opening hours so don’t hesitate to ask. Monday 2pm till 6pm, Tuesday CLOSED, Wednesday 10am till 2pm Thursday CLOSED, Friday 2pm till 6pm, Saturday CLOSED Crafting, reading, chatting, board games, cards etc., etc all available during opening hours. Housewares, books, craft supplies, quilts, plants and other items still available to anyone who needs them. Donations of cakes/slices appreciated

11.01.2022 Our first Quaama Renewal Projects workshop series is taking bookings. All QRP activities are free of charge https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/resting-in-goodness-tickets Resting in Goodness ... A Movement and Resting workshop series with Madhuma Thompson 10:30 12:15pm June 26, July 3 & 10, August 21 & 28 Quaama School of Arts Free of charge In this workshop series we’ll be learning and practicing deep relaxation techniques and gentle trauma-releasing exercises. These practices will be supported by guided-meditations, music and your simple, innovative movements. Book for one session or all of them Made possible with funding from the NSW Bushfire Community Recovery and Resilience Fund

10.01.2022 A huge thank you to Chris Windsor-Murray for looking after the Renewal Centre on Wednesdays for the last couple of months. It's been great to have you there :) With Chris no longer available, the Centre hours have changed. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays only.

03.01.2022 When an opportunity arose to donate new shoes, the two Jennys from Leef Bega immediately thought of helping the Quaama and Cobargo communities that were affected by the Black Summer Bushfires. Jenny Whitaker who is branch manager at Leef (formerly Mobility Matters) in Carp Street Bega seized the opportunity to donate the shoes when the National Manager was visiting the store to rationalise stock. Leef’s motto is to Reverse how you Feel, Jenny Taylor who also thought it was a great idea said a new pair of shoes makes anyone feel good. On Sunday 23 May, the two Jennys presented the new shoes, slippers, and footwear to Veronica Abbott of the Quaama Renewal Projects and Committee members of the Cobargo Tourist and Business Association. The shoes will be distributed to members of both communities that lost belongings in the fires.