Garfield Community Directory

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The Bunyip & District Community House had its renaming ceremony on July 16th.

We are now known as Moy-Yan Neighbourhood House.

Moy-Yan is the traditional name for Silver Wattle Tree.

For 20 years our Neighbourhood House has served the community providing a variety of education, support & health & wellbeing services.

We pride ourselves on working hard to be a place where everyone feels welcome.

"Happy 20th Anniversary to the newly named Moy-Yan Neighbourhood House and what a fantastic event!

Thank you to everyone that attended and a special thank you to Joanne jones - East Pakenham Bunnings Warehouse Australia, Aotm Gembrook, Julie - Peppermint Ridge Farm, Russell Broadbent MP, Cr. Graeme Moore - Cardinia Shire Council and the Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation: Uncle Mik for making the day memorable."

Nicole Lucas - Manager

Some of the programs we deliver include:

• Women’s Shed

• Personal Development

• Community Development

• Health and Well-being

• Social Groups

• School holiday programs

• Adult Education

• Computer Training

• Recreational Programs

• Community Outings

• Arts & Crafts

• Food relief

Some of our regular services include:

• Community Information

• Free Computer Access with Microsoft Office

• Free Internet Access

• Printing, Photocopying and Binding

• Justice of the Peace

We are located at

Garfield Recreation Reserve

(Garfield Pool Building)

Beswick Street

0428 372 686

email: manager@mnhouse.au

website: www.mnhouse.au

The Garfield Community Shop is a voluntarily run shop selling second hand goods at reasonable prices.

Our shop is like your old-fashioned Op Shop packed full of great bargains.

We stock clothing, shoes, books, bric-a-brac, small electrical goods and furniture.

All profits raised by this shop are fed directly back into the local community.

New volunteers are always welcome.

Located at

71 Main Street

Garfield VIC 3814

Phone: 0490 141 918

Opening Hours

Mon - Fri 9.30am-4.30pm

Sat 9.30am-12.30pm

Sun closed

Garfield Community Association

Our association meets on the second Tuesday of each month (excluding January) at Brewsters Foodstore & Cafe at 5.30pm

Meetings are open to everyone and we welcome you to come along and see what we do for you and our community and how you may be able to assist.

Our Association looks after the Community Christmas Festival; our Garfield Community Garden and much more.

For more details please contact Brewsters on 0407 151 202

A place of peace and sharing.

To nurture a community oasis, growing a productive and beautiful garden;

for everyone to enjoy and for the Community to connect and grow.

Located in Beswick Street (next to the Skate Park)

Phone: 0466 496 107

November Planting Guide

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About Us

As a result of hundreds of businesses severely impacted by the Bunyip Complex bushfires in March 2019, several passionate volunteers formed the West Gippsland Progress Association Inc. (WGPA), which is now at the forefront of the community's long-term economic recovery and resilience effort.

In addition to the impact of the bushfires, many local businesses have also suffered considerable losses due to the COVID 19 pandemic, which has further enhanced the motivation and drive of WGPA to support the local economic recovery even further.

Our Mission.

To develop a network and partnerships for businesses within our local community in the West Gippsland region. Engage local businesses and key community organisations to develop and execute plans which enhance the local economy. Provide a forum that enhances small business development and mentoring opportunities.

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WestGippslandProgAssoc

westgippslandprogassoc.org.au

Garfield/Pakenham Pony Rescue

What we do

The mission of Pakenham Pony Rescue (Not for Profit) Organisation is to rescue, rehabilitate, retrain, re-socialise and re-home abandoned, surrendered, mistreated, lost and un-loved Miniature Horses, Ponies and other Equines.

With gentle approaches, regular human contact and expert training we teach these animals to trust again.

How you can help

Donate * Sponsor a Pony * Adopt a Pony * Volunteer

Our range of Special Events

Picnic at Mini Pony Ranch - Pony Rides - Parties & Functions

0414 310 600

pakenhamponyrescue@gmail.com

Join us on Facebook

pakenhamponyrescue.com

Wildlife Victoria

Please call Wildlife Victoria for help and they will organise a quick and safe rescue for all wildlife.

Even if you just have a question, please call!

Please keep all animals in a warm, safe and quiet place if you can.

Vet clinics will NOT charge you for wildlife brought into clinic, so there is another option.

Wildlife Victoria - (03) 8400 7300

For kangeroo rescues contact WISH on 0402 393 667 Wildlife Incident Safe Haven Inc. as they are based around Berwick and can be up quickly!

(03) 8400 7300

www.facebook.com/wildlifevictoria

www.wildlifevictoria.org.au

Why should you plant locally native plants?

Indigenous plants are more hardy and easier to maintain than others. They generally need less water, saving you money and reducing water usage. Indigenous plants also provide food and shelter for native animals and make a beautiful addition to any garden.

We are open on Fridays from 9am-12pm

Also Saturdays from 9am-1pm

from 5 November until Christmas

You can find us at 62 Cameron Way, Pakenham, 3810