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COMMUNITY SERVICES

FOOD SHARE​

Our Food Share program is open the wider Corio community (please see our 'Foodshare' tab for more information.

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We rely on community donations, alongside purchasing from the supermarkets, as well as Food Relief and Food Bank Victoria to allow us to continue this program. 

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The Food Share is open from Tuesday - Friday, 10-3pm. 

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HOMEWORK CLUB

Our Homework Club is not currently running due to COVID-19. We hope to see it return during Term 4 this year, although it may not resume until 2021.

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Our Homework Club is designed to help children of a non-English speaking background learn to write and read English, while working with other children. This program is taken by Jill Giddings.

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YOUTH GROUP

Our Youth Group is also currently not running due to COVID-19, please stay tuned for the return

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OP SHOP

Beside the church is 'The Bridge Op Shop', this Op Shop is volunteer run and is open Tuesday-Friday 10am - 3:30 p.m.

The Op Shop is currently OPEN but limiting the amount of customers that can enter. You will also be required to use hand sanitiser and follow all instructions in place

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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES and WORK FOR THE DOLE

We are a registered Work For The Dole option if you are in need of a business to use. Additionally, we can always use some extra assistance if you would like to volunteer some of your time. Feel free to call the church office in 5275 4597 for us to arrange to meet with you and find something suitable.

 

Please note all forms of volunteering will require a Police Check and Working With Childrens Check. 

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G-RAP

G-RAP is the Geelong Refugee Assistance Program. Throughout the month, members of numerous Geelong churches come together and arrange a 'distribution day' at the start of every month that takes place at St. Andrew's.

G-RAP holds a day where second hand clothes and household items that were donated to us become available for new arrivals and refugees to take to assist with their transition into Australia.

This date can often change, so please contact us for more details.

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THE GATHERING PLACE

The Gathering Place is a safe space for refugee women and young children. Please note we are not currently running this program due to COVID-19.

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When the program does run, it is a once weekly opportunity for women of different cultures to learn and practice English, as well as learn different crafts from other places. This can include cooking meals from their home countries, making floral wreaths with native plants, knitting/sewing, and learning other activities. 

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