Past Events

SMART Recovery is a global self-help, mutual aid program that offers a place for people to get together to try to change addictive behaviours that are harmful to themselves and others.

Addictive behaviours can include problematic drinking, substance use, gambling, over-eating, shopping, internet, sex and others.

• Every meeting is run by a trained SMART Recovery Facilitator (based locally in South Gippsland)
• Focus on the addictive behaviour, not the substance itself

• Free and inclusive to people challenged by any type of addiction
• No registration required to attend a group
• 60-90 minutes in duration
• Groups usually range from 3-6 attendees
• Participants may attend if they are still using but cannot participate if intoxicated

• Identify goals and set an achievable plan for the week ahead
• Focus on the present and future, not the past
• Participants learn evidence-based tools and techniques from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to apply to daily life
• In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, meetings are now being held online via https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/
• For information, visit the SMART Recovery Australia website at https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/ or contact Gippsland Southern Health Service on 03 5667 5506.

SMART Recovery is a global self-help, mutual aid program that offers a place for people to get together to try to change addictive behaviours that are harmful to themselves and others.

Addictive behaviours can include problematic drinking, substance use, gambling, over-eating, shopping, internet, sex and others.

• Every meeting is run by a trained SMART Recovery Facilitator (based locally in South Gippsland)
• Focus on the addictive behaviour, not the substance itself

• Free and inclusive to people challenged by any type of addiction
• No registration required to attend a group
• 60-90 minutes in duration
• Groups usually range from 3-6 attendees
• Participants may attend if they are still using but cannot participate if intoxicated

• Identify goals and set an achievable plan for the week ahead
• Focus on the present and future, not the past
• Participants learn evidence-based tools and techniques from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to apply to daily life
• In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, meetings are now being held online via https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/
• For information, visit the SMART Recovery Australia website at https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/ or contact Gippsland Southern Health Service on 03 5667 5506.

On the third Monday of each month we meet at the Korumburra Library, 165 Commercial Street, for afternoon tea and poetry from 2pm to 4 pm. If you would like to pop in after school let us know and we are happy to stay on.

The 2020 Farmers Breakfast, now in it’s 38th year, will be held OUTSIDE the Historic Arawata Hall on Fairbank Rd, Arawata. The Hall will be closed.

Breakfast will be served to your car and patrons will need to remain in their vehicle parked where directed by the Event Manager.

This event will be conducted in a Covid safe manner and one name and phone number will
be collected per vehicle. Attendance implies your consent to follow the event rules.

The Caulfield Cup Sweep AND the Jams, Preserves, Chutneys and Sauces Stall will be conducted as contactless “ deliver to the car.

SMART Recovery is a global self-help, mutual aid program that offers a place for people to get together to try to change addictive behaviours that are harmful to themselves and others.

Addictive behaviours can include problematic drinking, substance use, gambling, over-eating, shopping, internet, sex and others.

• Every meeting is run by a trained SMART Recovery Facilitator (based locally in South Gippsland)
• Focus on the addictive behaviour, not the substance itself

• Free and inclusive to people challenged by any type of addiction
• No registration required to attend a group
• 60-90 minutes in duration
• Groups usually range from 3-6 attendees
• Participants may attend if they are still using but cannot participate if intoxicated

• Identify goals and set an achievable plan for the week ahead
• Focus on the present and future, not the past
• Participants learn evidence-based tools and techniques from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to apply to daily life
• In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, meetings are now being held online via https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/
• For information, visit the SMART Recovery Australia website at https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/ or contact Gippsland Southern Health Service on 03 5667 5506.

The Korumburra Community Development & Action Inc membership meets the 2nd Tuesday of every month, excluding January.

Until further notice, these meetings are via conference call online. To receive an invitation, contact

Syd Whyte – President – (03) 5655-1247

OR

Sadie Jansen – Treasurer- 0407 567 001

The Farmers’ Market is held in the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum’s main car-park every 2nd Saturday of the month, from 8 am – 12:30 pm. The market is run by local producers and is a not for profit association.

Yes, the Farmer’s market is continuing to operate during the Covid pandemic when we are legally allowed to operate. The number of stalls may be reduced due to Stage 4 restrictions, but good produce is still available.

For the most current updates, check our Facebook Page

The casserole tea nights keep the communities of Arawata and Kardella connected.

Cancelled
until further notice

These community events are perfect for coming together and “connecting” the old fashioned way. They give us opportunities to share laughter, make new friends, refresh old friendships, find out about local working bees, offer condolences for losses, and find out who in the area needs a little bit of TLC.

SMART Recovery is a global self-help, mutual aid program that offers a place for people to get together to try to change addictive behaviours that are harmful to themselves and others.

Addictive behaviours can include problematic drinking, substance use, gambling, over-eating, shopping, internet, sex and others.

• Every meeting is run by a trained SMART Recovery Facilitator (based locally in South Gippsland)
• Focus on the addictive behaviour, not the substance itself

• Free and inclusive to people challenged by any type of addiction
• No registration required to attend a group
• 60-90 minutes in duration
• Groups usually range from 3-6 attendees
• Participants may attend if they are still using but cannot participate if intoxicated

• Identify goals and set an achievable plan for the week ahead
• Focus on the present and future, not the past
• Participants learn evidence-based tools and techniques from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to apply to daily life
• In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, meetings are now being held online via https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/
• For information, visit the SMART Recovery Australia website at https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/ or contact Gippsland Southern Health Service on 03 5667 5506.

Tours operate year round on the 1st Saturday of a month, starting at 8:15pm for 8:30 start. Tours include a light dinner and conclude at 10:30pm

Private tours are available, subject to available staff.

Bookings essential – call (03) 5655 1811

Bring along your camera and prepare for a spooktastic night!

…

Your senses will come alive as the ambience of Coal Creek changes as the moon rises and begins to peek between the trees.

Surrounded by darkness (no streetlights) and perhaps a bit of moonlight, you’ll follow your guides and fellow adventurers around the historical village. You’ll be lead through the haunting atmosphere and hear stories of the darker side of the era. Come discover the ghostly tales of Coal Creek… if you dare!

Appropriate footwear is recommended.

Join us for a free monthly community meal to celebrate our vibrant community & families.

Need a lift? Call 5655-1077 for help with transport services.

Cancelled
until further notice

SMART Recovery is a global self-help, mutual aid program that offers a place for people to get together to try to change addictive behaviours that are harmful to themselves and others.

Addictive behaviours can include problematic drinking, substance use, gambling, over-eating, shopping, internet, sex and others.

• Every meeting is run by a trained SMART Recovery Facilitator (based locally in South Gippsland)
• Focus on the addictive behaviour, not the substance itself

• Free and inclusive to people challenged by any type of addiction
• No registration required to attend a group
• 60-90 minutes in duration
• Groups usually range from 3-6 attendees
• Participants may attend if they are still using but cannot participate if intoxicated

• Identify goals and set an achievable plan for the week ahead
• Focus on the present and future, not the past
• Participants learn evidence-based tools and techniques from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to apply to daily life
• In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, meetings are now being held online via https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/
• For information, visit the SMART Recovery Australia website at https://smartrecoveryaustralia.com.au/ or contact Gippsland Southern Health Service on 03 5667 5506.