Neutral Bay Community Centre

Learn and/or play the ancient game of Mahjong at Neutral Bay Community Centre. Mahjong is a tile-based game that was developed during the Qing dynasty in China and has spread throughout the world since the early 20th century. Cost: $5 for members/$10 for non-members. Please note payments are not required at time of booking.

Led by the popular Janice, Pilates focuses on building core strength and flexibility through low-impact movement and exercises. Please bring a towel and mat. Cost: $10 N.B Payments of classes are invoiced monthly

With a focus on building strength and endurance, this Pilates class is suitable for all levels Please bring a mat and towel. Cost: $10 N.B Payments of classes are invoiced monthly Zoom classes are being offered free during the Greater Sydney Covid-19 lockdown

Bridge, is a trick-taking card game using a standard 52-card deck. In its basic format, it is played by four players in two competing partnerships, with partners sitting opposite each other around a table. Held on Monday morning from 10am - 12pm come along and learn to play bridge with two of our wonderful volunteers and avid bridge players, Alicia and Dennis. Cost: $5 for members Please note payment is not taken at time of booking and invoiced on a monthly basis.

Presented by industry expert, Michelle Wotton

Aerobics based exercise class that is sure to challenge both your body and mind. Please bring a towel and water bottle. Cost: $10 N.B Payments of classes are invoiced monthly

Led by Maive, our new Stretch and Core class provides a balance of exercises to keep your core muscles strong, whilst also strengthening and lengthening muscles with a series of stretching exercises. Cost: $10 N.B Payments of classes are invoiced monthly Zoom classes are being offered free during the Greater Sydney Covid-19 lockdown

Led by the popular Janice, Pilates focuses on building core strength and flexibility through low-impact movement and exercises. Please bring a towel and mat. Cost: $10 N.B Payments of classes are invoiced monthly Zoom classes are being offered free during the Greater Sydney Covid-19 lockdown

Aerobics based exercise class that is sure to challenge both your body and mind. Please bring a towel and water bottle. Cost: $10 N.B Payments of classes are invoiced monthly

This calming and restorative yoga class has been designed to help improve flexibility and movement. All levels welcome. Please bring a mat and towel. Cost: $10 N.B Payments of classes are invoiced monthly Zoom classes are being offered free during the Greater Sydney Covid-19 lockdown

Improve your strength and balance in this class led by exercise physiologist Stephen Gammack. Exercises are designed so they can be modified to suit all fitness levels. Please bring a towel and mat. Cost: $10 N.B Payments of classes are invoiced monthly Zoom classes are free for members during the Greater Sydney Covid-19 lockdown

How individuals can take responsibility for their own wellbeing and focus on what’s working for them to face adversity and deal with times of change. Presented by industry expert, Sarah Piper

What you can do as a carer to adjust and help you cope while caring for someone. The importance of continuing with your normal routine as much as possible to maintain consistency and certainty for the person you are caring for. Presented by industry expert, Ida Soghomonian

The challenges and changes during Covid-19 period can promote stress and other situations that would not normally occur. By using the reframing strategy it can help you reinterpret the meaning of a situation, event or experience differently to cope during this time. Presented by industry expert, Lyn Worsley

Remedial Therapy Yoga (RYT) is a Japanese method of yoga that harmonises and balances the body. It builds strength and promotes flexibility as well as relieving aches and pains. RYT provides a holistic approach to maintaining physical, mental, and emotional health, and wellbeing. Classes are $10 and invoiced on a monthly basis. BYO towel, mat and water bottle.

Anastasia is a Reiki Master Practitioner and Meditation teacher; she is a former executive turned energy/meditation practitioner who focuses on inner healing and expansion to help people live fuller, happier, and more purposeful lives. Cost per class: $10 N.B Payments of classes are invoiced monthly

How can I shop online? This session will introduce you to grocery and other shopping online, banking online and paying bills online, and cover eBay and Gumtree as well as how to order home delivery from your favourite takeaway or book a holiday. Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

Did you know that you can access books, magazines, eBooks and audible books at your local library from home? This session will show you how to do it! Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

Join us to celebrate our first Biggest Morning Tea at Neutral Bay Community Centre to raise funds for the Cancer Council. Food will be provided but please BYO a bottle of wine to enjoy. If you are unable to attend but would like to make a donation please visit our fundraising page; https://www.biggestmorningtea.com.au/fundraisers/neutralbaycommunitycentre

More and more services are being delivered to the public by digital means. Find out how myGov and Service NSW can make managing your online government services easy and convenient. This session covers setting up and using your own myGov account safely, including claiming medicare refunds and access to Centrelink, as well as service NSW app. Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

Your device can connect you to friends and family locally and globally. This session will introduce you to video calling apps such as Facetime, Zoom and Skype, as well as sending messages through social media Apps such as Messenger and WhatsApp. Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

Wondering what all the fuss is about? This session takes you into the world of apps, or Applications, the little amazing programs that can help you do almost anything on your phone or mobile device. • What is an app? • Getting apps • Managing and deleting apps • App tips and tricks Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

iPhones are not just portable mobile phones – they are cameras, news sources, shops and more! This session will introduce you the what an iPhone is and how to use one, plus we will explore tablet computers such as an iPad. This workshop is not only for people who own an iPad, but also for people who have never used one and are interested in finding out what they can do. Please bring your own device

Join us for an information session on Government funded Home Care Packages, where will we share our knowledge of ‘My Aged Care’ and identify opportunities available to you so you can remain in the comfort of your own home for as long as you choose to. Delivered by Prestige In Home Care.

Navigating the online world can be a little tricky at first, but this session cover some essential skills to getting started online. • Using the internet • Using online forms • Using email • Using search engines Participants are encouraged to bring their own device.

Proudly supported by Mable, join us for bingo and morning tea at Neutral Bay Community Centre

New to computers? This is the perfect place to start. Learn the essentials of how to use a computer, laptop or tablet and find out how you access the internet. This session will cover basic functions of a keyboard, mouse and computer, including how to change settings and manage files. Participants are encouraged to bring their own device.

How can I shop online? This session will introduce you to grocery and other shopping online, banking online and paying bills online, and cover eBay and Gumtree as well as how to order home delivery from your favourite takeaway or book a holiday. Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

Did you know that you can access books, magazines, eBooks and audible books at your local library from home? This session will show you how to do it! Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

More and more services are being delivered to the public by digital means. Find out how myGov and Service NSW can make managing your online government services easy and convenient. This session covers setting up and using your own myGov account safely, including claiming medicare refunds and access to Centrelink, as well as service NSW app. Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

Your device can connect you to friends and family locally and globally. This session will introduce you to video calling apps such as Facetime, Zoom and Skype, as well as sending messages through social media Apps such as Messenger and WhatsApp. Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

Wondering what all the fuss is about? This session takes you into the world of apps, or Applications, the little amazing programs that can help you do almost anything on your phone or mobile device. • What is an app? • Getting apps • Managing and deleting apps • App tips and tricks Participants are encouraged to bring their own devices.

iPhones are not just portable mobile phones – they are cameras, news sources, shops and more! This session will introduce you the what an iPhone is and how to use one, plus we will explore tablet computers such as an iPad. This workshop is not only for people who own an iPad, but also for people who have never used one and are interested in finding out what they can do. Please bring your own device

Navigating the online world can be a little tricky at first, but this session cover some essential skills to getting started online. • Using the internet • Using online forms • Using email • Using search engines Participants are encouraged to bring their own device.

New to computers? This is the perfect place to start. Learn the essentials of how to use a computer, laptop or tablet and find out how you access the internet. This session will cover basic functions of a keyboard, mouse and computer, including how to change settings and manage files. Participants are encouraged to bring their own device.