On this page, you will find details about some of the many interest groups and services that exist within our local areas. They are an important part of our community and we encourage you to find out more about them by clicking on the link to their website and to join in their activities. We have no direct involvement in these groups and provide the information as a community service.
A Justice of the Peace is a member of your community authorised to witness signatures on legal documents, swearing/affirming Statutory Declarations and Affidavits, authorizing copies of documents, and witnessing/attesting documents such as wills, application for visas, marriages, and divorces, etc.
One way to find a JP is to go to a Document Signing Station. These are set up in public spaces such as libraries, community centres, Neighbourhood Centres and Police Stations. Call the Department of Justice and Community Safety on (03) 8684 0000 or go to http://www.justice.vic.gov.au to locate your nearest JP.
There is a DSS operating from the Boroondara Police Station at 34 Harp Road, East Kew. We are in attendance: Mondays and Wednesdays 11am-1pm; Thursdays 5pm-7pm except for Public Holidays and periods of lockdown. No appointment is necessary.
Information supplied by Lindy Anderson Justice of the Peace
MASH is a friendly club in the Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne. It is a very active club providing service opportunities for its members both locally and internationally.
Go here to find out how you can become involved.
The University of the Third Age, Hawthorn, established in 1984, is a community self-help organization, which provides a range of adult education courses, recreational activities and excursions for retired and semi-retired people.
The syllabus is very broad – you can learn a new language, explore the history of other countries or civilizations, participate in a book reading group, undertake some gentle exercise through Tai Chi or join a walking group. Go to their website here to discover their rich array of offerings.
There is a low annual membership subscription, currently $50, and there are no additional fees for classes. As long as there are vacancies, members can enrol in as many classes as they like for that one low fee.
The Doncaster Camera Club is the place for novice and advanced photographers alike to share the joy of photography. If you enjoy taking pictures, this club is a great way to share your work, meet others with a similar interest and to expand your knowledge and experience.
Ringwood Movie makers is one of Australia’s most successful non-professional movie making clubs. The club members work together on projects, help each other out with technical issues and create scripts and have fun at the same time.
Our Vimeo Channel is:https://vimeo.com/USER67317772
The Camberwell Magpies offer a unique pathway through the Australian cricket system; starting with the Junior Blasters program, through to the Master Blasters, our 10 Junior teams and into the four Senior teams. In 2019/20, the Club fielded its first junior girls team, the Blazers, who won the premiership in their first year in the Inner East Girls Cricket (IEGC) competition.
The Club is based at the Camberwell Sports Ground (CSG), which is located on Camberwell Road (on the corner of Bowen Street) and is shared with the Old Scotch Football Club. The CSG hosts First and Second XI matches and club training on Tuesday and Thursday nights during cricket season. Our Third and Fourth XIs play at Watson Park in Ashburton. To find out more go to our website at https://www.camberwellmagpies.com.au/about-cmcc
Camberwell Hockey Club is the largest hockey club in the state, with over a thousand members, fifty+ playing teams. To find out what they are doing and how to join them, click here.
The Koonung Bushwalking Club schedules several bushwalks for most months throughout the year. Go to their website here to see their latest planned walk
Visitors who have received double COVID vaccinations are welcome to join the walk. Please book with secretary@koonungbushwalkingclub.org.au
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