Meet Your Local Seniors Groups Mini Expo, Dee Why
There are many local seniors groups on the Northern Beaches and no matter your hobby or interest, there’s a group out there for you. This mini expo is an opportunity for you to get to know what’s available.
The event also features:
- A performance by stand-up comedian, television and radio presenter, Peter Berner. Peter is best known for his Melbourne Comedy Festival performances and for hosting The Einstein Factor, Backberner and The B Team with Peter Berner.
- Health and wellbeing presentations including:
- Building Resilience and Wellbeing, brought to you by Sydney North Health Network
- Navigating My Aged Care presented by Wendy Hill from Carers NSW.
- A presentation to officially recognise Northern Beaches Council as a Dementia Friendly Organisation by Dementia Australia and the Northern Beaches Dementia Alliance.
Expo stands include:
- Balgowlah School for Seniors
- CAPAH Multicultural
- Carers NSW
- CCNB – Belong Club
- Computer Pals for Seniors, Northern Beaches
- Community Connect Northern Beaches
- Dee Why School for Seniors
- Easylink Community Transport
- Forest Computer Pals
- Healthy Lifestyle – Northern Sydney Local Health District
- Lifeline Northern Beaches
- Manly Computer Pals
- MWP Care
- Nelson Health Indoor Bowling Club
- Northern Beaches Creative Leisure & Learning
- Northside Ukelele Group
- North Shore Railway Modellers Association
- Peninsula Dining Club
- Pittwater/Narrabeen Parkinson’s Support Group
- Yourside – Carers Gateway
There will also be vouchers and giveaways.
Free transport can be arranged, phone Easylink Community Transport on 9919 0700. Conditions apply.
A second Meet Your Local Seniors Group Expo will be held at Newport Community Centre on Friday 8 April, 1 to 4pm. Find out more
Proudly funded by Northern Beaches Council and the NSW Government.
No bookings necessary.
Please note, however, all face-to-face activities are subject to change in accordance with NSW Public Health Orders.
Location: Northern Beaches PCYC, 40 Kingsway, Dee Why