Programs, Activities & Services
Bendigo Neighbourhood Hub brings people together to connect, learn and contribute to our local Bendigo community with a range of ever-changing social, educational, recreational, and support activities.
At Bendigo Neighbourhood Hub, we have a strong focus on providing individual advocacy and support services that focus on the development of individuals and families, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to access services and supports within our community and to live their life to their fullest potential.
Bendigo Neighbourhood Hub is committed to creating a safe and inclusive space where everyone can feel supported, ask for help, connect with others, and be part of the community - because everybody belongs.
Our programs and services are open to all members of the Bendigo community. We welcome people of all abilities, backgrounds, identities, ages, and life circumstances - including those who experience barriers to participation. Everyone is welcome here ❤️
Special Events & Upcoming Programs

Help & Support
Get Social

Keeping Healthy


Kids & Families

At The Hub
Get Involved

There's so much more that happens at Bendigo Neighbourhood Hub
The best way to keep updated about what's happening at Bendigo Neighbourhoood Hub is to keeping checking our webpage, follow us on facebook, join our
mailing list, volunteer with us, join one of our courses or social
groups or simply keep popping into our workplace.
Psychologist Appointments
Do you need to connect to a psychologist?
We are incredibly fortunate to be able to partner with Support Pathways to offer Bendigo residents free, no gap access to a psychologist.
Appointments are available via telehealth (due to increasing demand for this service, current waiting time 1-2 months).
Psychology appointments can include assessments for: ADHD, Autism, OCD, PTSD and cognitive assessments.
Accessing this service:
you will need a mental health plan from your GP. Contact Bendigo Neighbourhood Hub for referral details.
For further information or to make an appointment contact: Community Collective Victoria admin@ccvic.community.
People with a disability, homeless, experiencing mental health issues, members of LGBTQIA+ community and who are seeking access to NDIS support are strongly encouraged to connect with this service.
Connecting with our Psychologist can help you understand, reflect and address the way you think, feel, behave and react- supporting your mental health and emotional wellbeing. This service has been designed to support the health and wellbeing our people in our community.
We need VOLUNTEERS!
The neighbourhood hub operates on volunteer assistance. We have so many roles (admin, reception, cleaning, gardening, community support, group leaders, social media) - volunteer hours and days that suit you.
NDIS participants - we welcome NDIS participants to volunteer at the hub - support workers are welcome to come along with you - it's a great way to engage with the community, make new social connections and support your local community.


































