CHIRP’s free walking tour on Wednesday November 27th will be an opportunity to see a variety of birds along the Campbell’s Creek Trail. Jane Rusden, who is the convener of ‘BirdLife Castlemaine District’ will be the guide for this walk which is accessible for all abilities. “There are plenty of birds to see along this […]
The Board of Directors of CHIRP Community Health (registered as Castlemaine District Community Health) will invite you to attend the 35th Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 23 October 2019 from 9:45am to 10:00am start Buda Historic Home & Garden 42 Hunter Street Castlemaine 3450
CHIRP Community Health, registered as Castlemaine District Community Health, now has a new look and name. For the past eight months, Castlemaine District Community Health has been developing a new website and refreshing our logo. This work was funded by a small one-off grant given by the Victoria State Government and to help us with […]
Join us on the 22nd of October 2019 between 5:30pm to 6:30pm for the CHIRP Community Health Forum This will occur at the Castlemaine Town Hall at 25 Lyttleton Street, Castlemaine VIC 3450 Join the conversation to discuss the current issues facing CHIRP Community Health – bring your questions and concerns, which may be addressed […]
A six-week healthy weight management group at CHIRP starts on October 24th to assist people who are frustrated with their weight and want to make changes. This is an opportunity to improve your health and wellbeing by developing healthier eating patterns and making sensible food choices. The practical hands-on workshops will look at food servings, […]
CHIRP’s free walking tour on October 30 will be an opportunity to walk around Rotunda Park in Newstead and along the nearby creek, exploring the cultural and environmental history, precolonial and subsequent. Volunteer Ray Stevenson will be the guide for this walking tour. Ray is a member of Newstead Historical Society and a Nalderun […]
CHIRP Community Health* is currently seeking more volunteer driver mentors for its TAC L2P Program. The program matches young learner drivers with trained driver mentors who help them achieve the required 120 hours of supervised driving practise. The learners have limited or no access to a supervising driver and / or suitable vehicle. If you […]
