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Make a positive impact in your local community
The Byron Community Centre delivers a range of community projects and activities that meet the needs of individuals, families and communities of the Northern Rivers.
Support, information, referral and advocacy to people at risk of homelessness and those sleeping rough.
Fun and inclusive weekly activities for seniors including Drumming, Art, Drama and Computer Club.
Information, referrals and Tax Help at the Byron Community Centre.
Free, peppercorn and subsidised space for community groups and activities.
Fletcher Street Cottage is a welcoming, safe and respectful space in the heart of Byron Bay where people who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness can come to enjoy simple, practical relief opportunities, find meaningful connections and access broader support.
African Dance - MONDAY 10:30am-11:30am, Byron Theatre. $60 for 5 weeks/$15 per session. Angela McWinney: 0417 546 382.
Studio 55 Drama - THURSDAY 10:30am – 12:30pm, Byron Community Cabin. $20 or $100/block of 6. Philippa Williams and Brin Pritchard: philippawilliamsbrett@gmail.com / 04022 882 319.
Chair Yoga - FRIDAY 10:00am - 11:00am, Byron Community Cabin (Carlyle Street). Pippy Wardell: pippymom@gmail.com / 0421 926 785
Reception at the Byron Community Centre provides an information and referral service to support local community members.
Get Expert Help with Your Tax Return
An experienced Tax Help volunteer is available for eligible individuals needing tax assistance. We offer free Tax Help on Wednesdays, 9:30am to 2:00pm, from July 24th to September 11th 2024.
We provide free, peppercorn and subsidised space to community organisations at a value of $100K per year. The Byron Theatre, meeting rooms, Clarkes Kitchen and Byron Community Cabin are all utilised for community purposes.
In turn, these local groups offer services, activities and opportunities for connection and support, contributing to the social and cultural wellbeing of the community.
Make a positive impact in your local community
Just some of the many supporters of the Byron Community Centre family