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Meeting on the 29/1/2010 re Harmony day for 2010 and also the Chinee New Year preparations of the 10th February 2010

Invitation

Eastern Suburbs Area Tenants Council

Warmly welcomes everyone to a                    

General Meeting

Wed 16 December 09              

&

End of Year/Christmas Party

11.00 AM – 1.00 PM

You are welcome to bring a plate or gold coin donation. 

We are catering for 50 so your RSVP is welcome either by post: PO Box 662 Maroubra Jct 2035, leave a message with your name, phone number & suburb at Ph: 0406591123 or email:  easternsuburbsatc@gmail.com

3rd FLOOR Bowen Library

669-673 Anzac Parade Maroubra NSW 2035

 (Stairs or lift access)

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10/11/2009 (encouraging Community groups come in all shapes and sizes, from grassroots groups meeting around a kitchen table to highly structured organisations with large budgets and a professional workforce*******

The Conference

Community groups come in all shapes and sizes, from grassroots groups meeting around a kitchen table to highly structured organisations with large budgets and a professional workforce.

What all these groups have in common is their passion for their cause.

But passion alone is not enough to provide good stewardship - modern community boards, whatever their size or style, need to be adaptable, knowledgeable and responsible.

The Board Builder conference provides the opportunity to reflect, learn, network and identify strategies for practical renewal of your board.

This is the conference for all people who sit on a board, manage a board, work with a board, or want to get on a board.

The Program*

Keynote Presentations

• Finding New Blood: Taking a Fresh Look at Board Recruitment
  Kirsten Deane, President, Down Syndrome Association of Victoria (How to get consumers onto your board)
  Bec Brown, Chair, C31 (How to get young people onto your board)
  Hutch Hussein, Manager, Advocacy, Innovation & Marketing Unit, Spectrum Migrant Resource Centre (How to get people from multicultural backgrounds onto your board)
  Murray Baird, Senior Partner, Moores Legal (How to get business people onto your board)

  If there's one thing that pretty much every community group board wants and needs, it's new talent. In this dynamic session you will learn where to find new blood, how to get your newbies to hit the ground running and some of the surprising results you might expect from welcoming newcomers into the fold.

• Peeking around Corners: What's Next for the Australia Community Sector
  Senator The Honourable Ursula Stephens, Parliamentary Secretary for Social Inclusion and the Voluntary Sector

  The past few years has seen an unprecedented upswing in Federal Government interest in the Australian community sector. In this keynote presentation, Senator Ursula Stephens will outline what's in store for the community sector over the next 12 months, report on progress of the National Compact and launch the search for the 2010 Westpac Outstanding Community Treasurers.

• One Size Fits All? Trying governance models on for size
  Professor Myles McGregor-Lowndes OAM, Director, The Australian Centre of Philanthropy and Nonprofits Studies, QUT
  There are seemingly as many governance models as there are community groups. No two groups work in exactly the same way. In this keynote address, Australia's foremost expert on community governance reveals which models work best and how you can get your governance group really humming. Plus hear about the latest developments in community governance innovations, including the standard Chart of Accounts project.

• The Board Doctor
  Kate Caldecott, Director, Our Community
  Patrick Moriarty, Director, Our Community
  Catherine Brown, Principal Consultant, Catherine Brown & Associates
  Kathy McLean, Executive Search Consultant, Fish & Nankivell Ogilvie Watson
  Facilitated by Brett de Hoedt, Mayor, Hootville Communications
  Revealing the answers to all the burning questions you have about community governance. Tell us about your board ills and let our Board Doctors work their magic.

Five concurrent sessions (you choose ONE)

1. Getting Back to Basics
   Kate Caldecot, Director, Our Community
   Are you thinking of joining a board for the first time? Been on a board for a while but not quite sure what your role is? Want some clarity on what a board should do and how it should run? If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, this is the session for you.

2. Resolving Conflict
   Patrick Moriarty, Director of Training & Development, Our Community
   Need help getting the dormouse to contribute, toning down the troublemaker, or moving on the "board corpse"? This session will provide pointers for dealing with some of the more common sources of conflict on community boards.

3. Future Proofing your Organisation
   Catherine Brown, Principal Consultant, Catherine Brown & Associates
   Future proofing your organisation requires a willingness to take a critical look at the status quo and a desire to bring into focus what lies ahead. In this session you will learn why planning is important and what a functional planning process might look like.

4. Minding the Money
   Sinclair Taylor, Head of Westpac Financial Education
   It's all very well for the Treasurer to be on top of the finances, but how about everyone else? How much do you know about the health of your group's finances, really? In this session you will learn how to gain a deeper understanding of the core financial drivers that affect your group.

5. Supporting the CEO
   Kathy McLean, Executive Search Consultant, Fish & Nankivell Ogilvie Watson
   A critical task for any board that governs an organisation with staff is to recruit, supervise and support the CEO. In this session you will learn how to find the right person to head up your organisation and how to make sure they are given the right support they need to deliver results..

Conference Information

Learning Outcomes:

• Gain a sound understanding of the principles and practices associated with successful governance in the community sector
• Learn about your individual roles and responsibilities, and those of the governance group as a whole
• Find out how to find new board members and get the best out of those you have
• Improve the dynamics of your board - its meetings, its outcomes
• Learn strategies for overseeing and managing boards and committees and improving board-staff relations
• Strengthen financial oversight
• Get troubleshooting advice from the experts
• Gain renewed energy for contributing to and building your organisation

Who Will Benefit:

• Prospective and current members of community group boards, committees and governing councils of all sizes and from all areas of the community sector
• Community sector staff with responsibility for managing a board/committee
• Local government staff and councillors with responsibility for overseeing or interacting with community organisations
• School principals and other staff with responsibility for overseeing, managing or interacting with governing councils

Date:
Friday, November 27, 2009

Time:
9.15am-4.30pm (registration from 9.00am)

Venue:
Moonee Valley Racing Club, McPherson St, Moonee Ponds, VIC; Melway Ref 29A7

Parking:
Free all-day parking is available at the venue

Public Transport:
Taxi: Ask to be dropped at Members Gate 1, Moonee Valley Racing Club, McPherson St, Moonee Ponds
Tram: Route #59 Airport West-City; Catch the tram from anywhere on Elizabeth St in the city & get off at Stop 33 (Moonee Ponds Junction). Walk down Dean St, turn left into McPherson St; enter at Members Gate 1
Train: Catch a Broadmeadows/Craigieburn Line train from any City Loop station & get off at Moonee Ponds Station. Walk down Puckle St (becomes Dean St) through the shopping strip and turn left at McPherson St; enter at Members Gate 1
Contact Metlink for info on timetables, ticket prices and maps (www.viclink.com.au Phone 131 638)

Accommodation:
We recommend www.lastminute.com.au or www.wotif.com

Take Away Reference Material:
In line with our sustainability objectives, conference presentations will not be printed and distributed during the conference but will instead be available via the Our Community website - a direct weblink will be advised via email following the conference.

Price:
$275 (or $465 for a group of two)

Bookings, Cancellations & Refunds Policy:

Registrations must be paid no later than 10 working days prior to the event. 50% of the registration fee is refundable if notice of cancellation is received more than 10 working days prior to the event; NO REFUND is available where notice of cancellation is received less than 10 working days prior to the event. Substitution of attendees is allowed. Written notice is required for cancellations and substitutions. It is not possible to transfer registration between events

Commitment to Access and Equity:
We are committed to access and equity and everything will be done to meet your needs. Alan Matic will be delighted to assist any individual or organisation requiring any assistance. Contact Alan on (03) 9320 6805, or email to alanm@ourcommunity.com.au.

About the Conference Organisers
This conference is an initiative of the Australian Institute for Community Practice and Governance (AICPG), the training arm of Australia's leading community sector support organisation, Our Community. The AICPG provides accredited training, half-day workshops and conferences designed specifically for the staff, volunteers, board/committee members and supporters of community organisations throughout Australia.

Registrations and More Information

To register, click on the purple button at the top of the page and fill in the online form. A hard copy form will be available to download from this page shortly. Whichever booking method you use, you will have the option to generate an invoice before payment.

For further information, contact Lisa Reed by emailing lisar@ourcommunity.com.au or telephone Our Community on (03) 9320 6800.

* Please note that from time to time, the organisers may have cause to alter the content of the conference. We will do our best to ensure any changes cause minimal disruption to delegates.

12/11/2009

Aboriginal housing: $8m went to management firm

A public hearing has heard more than $8 million of Commonwealth money was paid to a company to manage the roll-out of a massive Indigenous housing scheme in the Northern Territory.

The Strategic Indigenous Housing and Infrastructure Program dominated today's Council of Territory Cooperation, which was meeting for the first time.

The public hearings were agreed to earlier this year as part of a deal between the Henderson Government and the independent MLA Gerry Wood.

The chief executive of the Department of Local Government and Housing, David Richie, told the committee 20 consultants were initially hired to help roll-out the program.

He said one company was in charge of project management and was paid $8.2 million.

Following a review of the program, there are now 10 consultants working with Government, he said.

The hearing has heard not one house has been completed since the $672 million program was announced in 2007.

 5/10/2009

Public homes bulldozed under housing plan

The Federal Opposition says the Government has demolished more public housing units than it has built under its economic stimulus package.

The Government announced in February it would spend almost $5.5 billion building new social housing and refurbishing other homes.

The Opposition's housing spokesman, Scott Morrison, says as of late last month only 73 new houses had been completed.

But he says hundreds have been demolished to make way for new homes.

"The Government needs to be accountable for this spending, they need to tell people what is being done, they need to know how many houses they're knocking down, and they need to be able to justify that this is value for money," he said.

"There are very serious questions now being raised about how many homes will end up being delivered."

But Housing Minister Tanya Plibersek says more than 2,500 homes are under construction and thousands of others have been refurbished.

"Where homes are being knocked down the properties were in such poor condition that they were sitting vacant in many cases for years," she said.

"The repairs and maintenance part of this program has been successful, it has exceeded our expectations, and the new building part of this program is absolutely on track to meet our target of 75 per cent of these new homes to be completed by the end of next year."

She says more than 19,000 new homes will be built under the package.

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5/10/2009

MINUTES IWATC REACHING OUT FORUM 30/09/2009

IWATC SUCESSFULLY HELD ITS REACHING OUT FORUM ON FRIDAY

THE 30^TH OCTOBER AT THE BURWOOD RSL BURWOOD.

A community bus DID PICK ups from Riverwood, Punchbowl, Trafalgar St/Belmore and

Campsie.                  

Registration - 10.30am.

Speakers -10.30 – 13.30pm

Apologies from Virginia Judge (MP) Strathfield Minister Minister for Fair Trading, for Citizenship and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Arts 

Karl Saleh acknowledges the Wangal people who are the

Traditional Custodians of this Land.

THE FORUM WAS OPENED BY CATHERINE HAINES   GUEST OF HONOUR) AREA DIRECTOR HOUSING NSW at 11 am.

The Area Director of Housing NSW, Catherine Hines: welcomes SPEAKERS, all tenants and acknowledges the IWATC in inviting her to the Reaching out Forum. She says how happy she was to support its cause.  She talks about the services Housing NSW PROVIDES to tenants of Inner West Areas.  She introduces the staffs (Client Officers) from Burwood office and naming who is who and what areas they look after. She encourages tenants to talk direct to them when issues arises or even visit the office in Burwood.  She says that her staffs are there to help tenants with issues as best as they can. She says that the services Housing NSW provides is to make it better and meets tenant’s needs.

“Housing NSW” Team Leader Housing NSW BURWOOD Jim Green:

Talks about THE SERVICES THAT HOUSING NSW provides and more.  The Maintenance has progresses and getting towards its schedule. Painting and Carpeting in a lot of complexes has begun and it is going well in community housing, aboriginal housing, Complexes and other Housing providers. He talks about the very important service that runs by the Red Cross to those who lives alone that wishes to register.  It is a phone service runs by Red Cross to check up on tenants daily to see how you are. For more information ring the 1300 Housing NSW number for more information.   He encourages complaining on any issues also can be

directed to the Client Feed Back department. He says it is good because this feedback specialist’s team evaluate various issues and worked on solutions to make things better for staffs and tenants.

Legal Aid NSW (head office) – 11.30am LEGAL AID NSW Kirsten Cameron, talks on TENANTS seeking help from Legal Aid in about everything on any issues. She says that researches have been conducted and people find out legal aid from friends and family members and not professionals or service providers like her. She was excited for the opportunity to be here to make it known for the tenants of IWA and the whole community of the

services that are available to all regardless of their status or how much they have or earned. Legal Aid is available to anyone free of charge within half an hour of consultation. If it is more than half an hour then it will be on how much income a person has. This will determine if they are eligible.  Most pensioners and unemployed are eligible; still you have to be assessed, for more information contact LAW ACCESS and LEGAL AID NSW. You can access legal AID by appointment or by just turning up

on the spot in court or any of their offices, on matters from legal problems, credit and debt, wills, probate, traffic offences, criminal, (family, children, older people issues) tribunals, tenancy, litigation and many more. There are bilingual solicitors and attorneys. Legal Aid NSW has about 600 solicitors all over NSW.

Inner West Transport - 12.00 Inner West Transport –Sharon Maher, Ageing and Disabilities Services – talks on the various services in Inner West Areas Canterbury and Bankstown. She focuses her presentation on the transport they provides and gives out brochures on Transport in the Inner West areas, Bankstown and Canterbury local areas and her contact  at Inner West Community Transport Ph: 9745 5800   . 

Fax: 9745 5066 PO Box 2233 Burwood North, NSW 213 www.giwct.org.au/iwct

Tenants' Right (Marrickville) talks and adds on what Kirsten Cameron from head office did talk about.

Ageing and Disabilities Services Myra Hechanova Community Development Worker

- Aged & Disability BURWOOD COUNCIL PO  BOX 240 BURWOOD NSW 1805

PHONE: 9911 9858 EMAIL: myra.hechanova@burwood.nsw.gov.au

– 12.30 SheTALKS on the services that the different councils

provided to the Innerwest areas especially Burwood council. She talks about her work on social housing complexes in Burwood.  She says with other areas to contact their local council's Disability Officers for information if needed.

Police Liaison– Safety Officer - 12.30 Police Liaison & Safety Police Officer Macdonald:

talks on how they are linked to all the local service providers on providing services for the safety of the community. Special projects for the youths of Canterbury to stay away from problems.   They are working with every

community and a special focus on Pacific islanders youths which are major factors on many issues in the Canterbury areas.

Tenant Participation Resource Service, Clr Karl Saleh. Tenant Participation Resource

Service, Clr Karl Saleh: Karl talks about the Reaching out Forum is hosted by tenants for fellow tenants. Its aim and goal is to invite Housing NSW & Service providers to inform, the services they provide so tenants can learn, understand and ask questions and expresses their views on their services. For future references, tenants can contact and accessed these services when they need them. IWATC appreciate feedback from all Tenants by answering the HAVE YOUR SAY (Maintenance issues) at the end of the forum. Karl talks on how important of tenant’s participation.  The importance of the work of the Inner west Area Tenant Council to make a difference to tenants they are

representing. Its purpose, aim and its goal. Inner West  Area Tenant Council is a group of Housing NSW Tenants, formed in 2007,The Tenant Council, who are elected by the tenants of Canterbury ,Burwood and Canada Bay Area hold General meetings Bimonthly, where tenants and local group representatives, are informed of what is happening in their areas. The Team Leader from Burwood Housing NSW, a Central Sydney South Regional Tenants participation Resource Service worker and a speaker from Service providers attend these meetings to talk on the services they provide to tenants in Inner West Areas. Karl talks on who can participate, anyone who is a Public Tenant or an Applicant of

Housing NSW, living in the Canterbury, Burwood and Canada Bay Area are eligible to

attend. They can become involved in making decisions that will help and contribute in their neighbourhoods, community to live in sharing understanding, peace and harmony and as happy caring citizens in the community.

The speaker’s wealth of knowledge that were delivered to us on last Friday about the services they provide to make a difference to all tenants & others in Inner west areas and the community.  They were the most valuable information for Housing NSW TENANTS in the Inner West areas & OTHERS across Burwood, Canada Bay, Canterbury. The tenants

& OTHERS were excited and appreciated the reaching out forum and expressed how happy they were with each topic.  They were interesting and very informative. They covered everything that tenants & others needed to know about where, to go when issues arises in whatever circumstances individual tenants may need from these various services.  These service providers encourage tenants to come to them with their issues to make a difference to the community. IWATC will endeavour to act and advocate on tenant's behalf linking tenants & others to all these services.

IWATC were confirmed by all speakers that from Friday that we can link their services on our website to make the community in the Inner West Areas and the (General Community) aware of what services are available to them and vice versa.

Light lunch was open for all guests at 13.30pm and many thanks from the IWATC TO: HOUSING NSW BURWOOD for sponsoring the Reaching out Forum and the opportunity and the wealth of knowledge and information that they (speakers) have left with us. They are concrete foundation to help IWATC understand and share with fellow tenants of

INNER-WEST AREAS.   

Attendance: Over 60 people attended representing all areas.  Tenants attended were happy and acknowledged that they have gain informative information; knowledge from Service Providers that will help them with any issues themselves and will passed it on to others in their complexes.  They have met others from other areas and it was a good day.

The IWATC ENCOURAGES Tenants TO BE involved as much or as little as THEY want. We have regular meetings talk to a committee member for details.

Certificates were presented to the Guest of Honour, guest speakers, Shirley and flowers for Jenny for her hard work in co-ordinating the Forum.  4 lucky door prizes was drawn and were presented to the winners.

The catering was just about right and there were enough for everyone to share and enjoy. Many thanks to Jenny, Tarja, Maria, Herbert, for all the hard work in organising everything that made the day so successful.

IWATC Thanks the sponsors Tenant Participation Resource Centre Riverwood and

Housing NSW BURWOOD the IWATC and executive members for all the hard work. Well done.

Inner West Area Tenant Council acknowledged and appreciated the presence of our Guest of Honour, Guest speakers for their time in facilitating the IWATC forum and not forgetting the tenants of IWA and to the St George delegate for attending.

FORUM CLOSED AT 13.30  (Anne Sikimeti Latu) Delegate 31/10/2009

IWATC EXECUTIVE MEETING AT THE MIGRANT RESOURCE CENTRE  CAMPSIE 5/10/2009 AT 10.30 AM ____________________________________________________________________________

1/10/2009

Date for next meeting: Tuesday 2 February 2010

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Meals on Wheels Directory locally

This directory was created to make it easier to find the meals on wheels service in your local area.                           NSW Meals on Wheels          Major Sponsor

Locality - Name                 Phone   Fax

Ashfield - Ashfield Municipal Meals on Wheels  02 9716 1851       02 9716 1856

PO Box 1145 Ashfield NSW 2131 - mowashfield@optusnet.com.au           Fix

Auburn - Meals on Wheels Auburn          02 9897 3832       02 9637 0531

NSW Auburn 2144 0        Fix

Bankstown - Bankstown Council Meals on Wheels           02 9707 9646       02 9707 9586

PO Box 8 Bankstown NSW 1885 - pridep@bankstown.nsw.gov.au            Fix

Baulkham Hills - Baulkham Hills Food Service       02 9639 4361       02 9639 3585

PO Box 880 Baulkham Hills NSW 1755 - apaterso@bhsc.nsw.gov.au          Fix

Bexley - Rockdale Meals Service               02 9502 3198       02 9554 3313

PO Box 64 Bexley NSW 2207 - pdarasferrier@rockdale.nsw.gov.au           Fix

Blacktown - Blacktown Meals On Wheels Service Inc       02 9622 6183       02 9676 8260

PO Box 947 Blacktown NSW 2148 - blacktownmow@viper.com.au            Fix

Bondi Junction - Waverley Council Meals on Wheels        02 9389 9506       02 9389 2612

PO Box 9 Bondi Junction NSW 2022 - mow@waverley.nsw.gov.au            Fix

bigpond.com     Fix

Burwood - Burwood Food Services          02 9744 1866       02 9744 0886

70 Gaskill Street Burwood NSW 2804       Fix

Camden - Camden Meals on Wheels Inc               02 4655 6822       02 4655 6822

PO Box 8 Camden NSW 2804       Fix

Campbelltown - City of Campbelltown Meals on Wheels & Housebound Resource Service Inc     02 4645 4523       02 4645 4426

PO Box 685 Campbelltown NSW 2560 - cmow@ispdr.net.au        Fix

Campsie - Canterbury Meals on Wheels                02 9718 3093       02 9718 1883

PO Box 151 Campsie NSW 2675 - hacc@carrathool.nsw.gov.au   Fix

Caringbah - Sutherland Food Services Inc              02 9526 6123       02 9526 6121

PO Box 2497 Caringbah NSW 2229 - meals@idx.com.au  Fix

PO Box 332 Condobolin NSW 2877 - condomow@westserv.net.au           Fix

Crows Nest - The Crows Nest Centre/North Sydney Meals on Wheels    02 9439 5122       02 9439 8608

NSW Crows Nest 2065 0                Fix

Delegate - Delegate Meals on Wheels Inc             02 6458 8092       na

Double Bay - Woollahra Voluntary Community Service Incorporated        02 9327 2361       02 9327 7065

512 New South Head Road Double Bay NSW 2028 - woollahramow@hotmail.com             Fix

Drummoyne - Drummoyne Meals on Wheels     02 9713 6057       02 9712 2058

Locked Bag 1470 Drummoyne NSW 1470 - council@canadabay.nsw.gov.au           Fix

Eastwood - Christian Community Aid Service Inc                02 9858 3222       02 9858 4286

12 Lakeside Road Eastwood NSW 2122 - ccas@one.net.au            Fix

Fairfield - City of Fairfield Meals on Wheels          02 9728 6939       02 9728 3242

PO Box 261 Fairfield NSW 2165 - ffldmow@bigpond.com               Fix

Glebe - St Helens Food Service (Formerly Leichhardt MOW)        02 9367 9222       02 9367 9111

St Helens Community Centre: 1/184 Glebe Point Road Glebe NSW 2037 - leichhardt@lmc.nsw.gov.au    

Greenacre - Greenacre Area Neighbourhood Centre Inc               02 9750 7982       02 9750 0850

PO Box 164 Greenacre NSW 2190 - gnc@bcsc.com.au     Fix

Homebush - Homebush-Strathfield Community Service Meals on Wheels            02 9746 7801       02 9746 7801

1B Bates Street Homebush NSW 2140 - homebushmow@bigpond.com.au           Fix

Hornsby - Hornsby Meals on Wheels & Food Services     02 9477 9214       02 9477 9195

36 Palmerston Road Hornsby NSW 2077 - mlsonwls@speednet.com.au Fix

Hunters Hill - Gladesville Food Services/Gladesville & District Community Aid Service Inc                02 9817 0101       02 9816 5462

46 Gladesville Road Hunters Hill NSW 2110 - mealsonwheels@optusnet.com.au                Fix

Hurstville - Hurstville Meals on Wheels  02 9579 5253       02 9580 7347

PO Box 545 Hurstville NSW 2220                Fix

Hurstville - St George Community Services Inc    02 9580 9055       02 9585 0227

49A Treacy Street Hurstville NSW 2571 - stgchris@stgcs.com.au Fix

Kingsford - Randwick Meals on Wheels Inc           02 9398 2731       02 9399 3458

Cnr Anzac Parade & Rainbow Street Kingsford NSW 2032 - randmow@ipentire.com         Fix

Kingswood - Nepean Food Services Inc  02 4733 7200       02 4733 7211

PO Box 605 Kingswood NSW 2747 - nfood@bigpond.com              Fix

Kingswood - Warragamba/Silverdale HACC Services        02 4733 7200       02 4733 7211

PO Box 605 Kingswood NSW 2550 - nfood@pnc.com.au Fix

Kogarah - Kogarah Meals on Wheels Service Incorporated            02 9553 7799       02 9553 9020

PO Box 87 Kogarah NSW 2217 - kmow@ihug.com.au       Fix

Lane Cove - Lane Cove Community Aid Service  02 9427 6425       02 9427 7933

164 Longueville Road Lane Cove NSW 2066          Fix

Lithgow - Lithgow Information & Neighbourhood Centre Inc (Linc HACC Services)             02 6352 2077       02 6353 1826

PO Box 289 Lithgow NSW 2790 - dennis@linc.org.au        Fix

Liverpool - City of Liverpool Meals on Wheels Inc              02 9821 9393       02 9737 6529

PO Box 637 Liverpool NSW 2170 - livmow@ihig.com.au  Fix

Manly - Manly Meals on Wheels - Manly Council               na           na

PO Box 82 Manly NSW 1655         Fix

Merrylands - Holroyd Meals on Wheels 02 9840 9944       02 9840 9946

PO Box 42 Merrylands NSW 2160 - mealsonwheels@holroyd.nsw.gov.au              Fix

Millers Point - Millers Point Activity Centre           02 9244 3696       02 9244 3697

NSW Millers Point 2000 0 - fscimone@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au Fix

Newtown - Marrickville Food Services    02 9335 2186       02 9550 6832

11-13 Darley Street Newtown NSW 2042 - cordtf@marrickville.nsw.gov.au           Fix

North Strathfield - Concord Community Food Services Inc            02 9747 1135       02 9516 2966

PO Box 145 North Strathfield NSW 2137 - confood@bigpond.com             Fix

Parramatta - Parramatta Food Services Meals on Wheels              02 9635 5293       02 9635 6085

PO Box 32 Parramatta NSW 2124 - mealsonwheels@parracity.nsw.gov.au            Fix

Penrith - Penrith Community Aid Service Meals on Wheels          02 4731 1380       na

Shop 3 Penrith 10 H 0     Fix

Picton - Picton/Burragorang Meals on Wheels    02 4677 2524       02 4677 2695

Spit Junction - Mosman Food Services/Municipal Council              02 99784130        02 9978 4137

PO Box 211 Spit Junction NSW 2088 - c.morley@mosman.nsw.gov.au     Fix

St Peters - South Sydney Council Meals on Wheels Distribution Centre   02 9557 5278       02 9557 5673

Unit 7/8-10 Burrows Road St Peters NSW 2044   Fix

Strawberry Hills - South Sydney City Council Meals on Wheels    02 9557 5278       02 9557 5673

NSW Strawberry Hills 2012 0 - mow@sscc.nsw.gov.au     Fix

Surry Hills - Australian Chinese Community Association  02 9281 1377       02 9281 1603

NSW Surry Hills 2010 0 - accacity@kbdnet.net.au               Fix

Turramurra - Ku-ring-gai Meals on Wheels           02 9144 2044       02 9983 1659

PO Box 173 Turramurra NSW 2074 - meals@kmow.org.au             Web | Fix

Wentworth - Wentworth District Meals on Wheels Assoc Inc      03 5027 3352       03 5027 3352

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