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Building Maama’s Centre : The Groundbreaking Dinner

Name: Building Maama’s Centre : The Groundbreaking Dinner
Start: 2026-05-30T16:00:00+10:00
End: 2026-05-30T16:00:00+10:00
Location: Yagoona Community Centre

About

"A mother’s love is the foundation of every home. This year, we turn that love into stone."

Join us for a powerful and meaningful evening at Building Maama’s Centre: The Groundbreaker Dinner.

This special event is dedicated to raising funds for the foundation of Maama’s Community and Cultural Centre in Uganda, a space that will ignite women and young people for generations to come.

Through storytelling, culture, and connection, you will experience the journey behind this vision—from honouring Maama’s legacy to supporting the women already transforming their lives through skills, leadership, and independence.

Your evening includes:

💛Authentic East African cuisine
💛A live storytelling experience
💛Interactive quiz and raffle prizes
💛Cultural music and community connection
💛A unique opportunity to leave your message in a time capsule, which will be placed in the foundation of the centre

Your ticket directly contributes to building the foundation—turning vision into reality.

🔥 Premium Groundbreaker Prize – limited tickets available on the night
Come not just as a guest, but as part of the story.

Getting There

🚗 Driving & Parking:
There is limited parking available at the venue. Street parking on surrounding streets within a short walking distance of the centre.

🚆 Public Transport:
The venue is conveniently located near Yagoona Train Station.

The station is approximately a 5–7 minute walk to the venue.
Regular train services run from Sydney CBD and surrounding suburbs, making it an easy and reliable option.

🚶 Walking Directions (from Yagoona Station):
Exit the station onto Railway Parade, then walk towards Birrong/Yagoona town centre.
Turn onto Church Avenue, and continue straight until you reach the community centre. The walk is short, simple, and well-signposted.