Coast FM 963 Community Hub

"Health on the Streets" is a mobile clinic providing essential healthcare to the homeless on the Central Coast.
Staffed by healthcare professionals and outreach workers, the van offers medical care, mental health support, and connections to social services.
Donations keep the clinics running and fund vital supplies. You can get involved by donating online or volunteering.
Your support makes a difference!
Find out more on their website: healthonthestreets.org.au.

Self-Love Yoga are running classes on Tuesday nights in the Wyoming Community Centre.
They run between 6.30 & 7.30pm on Tuesday nights and payment is by gold coin donation.
Everyone is welcome – It's on at the Wyoming Community Centre, 147 Maidens Brush Road Wyoming, so bring your yoga mat and go along on Tuesday Nights!.

If you're into vinyl, CD's and DVD's go along to the Peninsula Record Fair on Sunday November 30.
It's on at the Woy Woy Seascouts Hall on North Burge Road and starts at 10am with a 3pm finish.
It's a chance for vinyl-loving public to purchase rare and collectable records, CDs and DVDs at reasonable price, and there's also plenty of parking!
Go along and support our local record fair on SUNDAY NOVEMBER 30.

Do you love Op Shops? If you do, you could find your dream job volunteering at YouthLife Op Shop Umina Beach!
They are currently looking for volunteers for their shop and warehouse. You can volunteer on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly basis at times to suit you.
Youthlife Op Shop is located on West Street, Umina Beach and vacancies also exist for approved Job Seeker applicants.
You can get more information by calling:
Sheila on 0414 790 691
or Diane on 0413 419 629.

Ready to laugh, move, and groove? Get fit and fabulous while making friends!
Tanya's CHAIRFIT & AQUA classes are waiting for you.
Some might call it exercise —Tanya's seniors call it the best part of their week.
The classes in Gosford every Tuesday
at 1pm in the 50+ Leisure and learning Centre Gosford
And at
Davistown Progress Hall
Every Friday 11am
Or AQUA FITNESS at Proswim, Erina every Wednesday at 11am.
There's a small cost for classes, and you can find out more by calling Tanya on 0407275725 or just go along!.

Enjoy a fun filled afternoon of cards, laughter and socialising?
Why not go to Euchre at The Entrance Leagues Club on Mondays and Wednesdays between 1pm & 4pm, with a short half time break.
There's a small cost to play, with prizes for highest totals and 2 vouchers per day provided by the club to two lucky non-winners.
THE EUCHRE CLUB is a great way to meet lovely people and keep your mind and body active.

For more information, give CHRIS a call on 0403 805 045.

THE INNER WHEEL CLUB OF GOSFORD NORTH is holding a Handcraft Stall on FRIDAY - DECEMBER 5.
There will be beautiful Christmas gifts on sale, crocheted cardigans and jumpers, patchwork and a large variety of craft items.
Help them support local charities and the vulnerable in our community.
The Craft stall is on at Kincumber Shopping village on FRIDAY DECEMBER 5, BETWEEN 9 & 4.
For more information go to the Inner Wheel Club of North Gosford's Facebook page.

ROTARY CLUB will be selling Fresh Christmas trees at the following locations this year. They are on sale from 7am until sold out on:
Saturday December 6 & Sunday December 7
Saturday December 13 & December 14
LISAROW - LISAROW WOOLWORTHS CARPARK - 3 PARSONS ROAD
TERRIGAL – ROTARY PARK – TERRIGAL DRIVE
WEST GOSFORD – ANACONDA PARKING LOT
GREEN POINT – GREEN POINT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
TUMBI UMBI – MINGARA RECREATION CLUB – 12 MINGARA DRIVE
WOY WOY – RAILWAY COMMUTER CARPARK

Proceeds support Grandparents Raising Grandchildren and other Rotary Community Projects.

Brisbane Water Historical Society is celebrating 75 years, documenting the history of the Central Coast with the 75th Anniversary Fair.
They are holding a 75th Anniversary Fair on November 30.
You can enjoy the celebrations with a range of fun activities, food and crafts.
There will be historical displays, great food and activities, as well as the opportunity to find out about your family history.
Stroll through the cottage, museum and beautiful grounds which is all maintained by a small team of dedicated volunteers.
Go in period costume if you'd like and experience life on the Central Coast in colonial times and beyond.
It's on at the Henry Kendall Cottage and Museum, 25 Henry Kendall Street, West Gosford on November 30 between 10 & 3.

The Community of Charmhaven have put together a KINDNESS PANTRY for anyone in need of a little kindness.
THEIR MOTTO IS – TAKE WHAT YOU NEED, GIVE WHAT YOU CAN!
It's a 24/7, free-access community pantry offering food, hygiene items, and kindness,
no paperwork, no questions asked.
The new KINDNESS PANTRY is at 25 Moala Parade, CHARMHAVEN.

Empower Golf invite the disabled community to attend a “Come & Try Free Golf Clinic”. It's held the first Tuesday of every month between 11 & noon.
No prior experience in Golf is needed – just go along and give it a try!

The clinic is run by an accredited specialised coach and open to anyone living with a disability. Gosford Golf Club is also home to a ParaGolfer. This all-terrain mobility device allows people to move into a standing position, replicating the full golfing experience for those affected by spinal injuries and conditions like cerebral palsy.
BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL even though it's a free clinic.

Global Care is a not-for-profit organisation providing cut price groceries to the Wyoming, North Gosford, Narara and Niagara Park community.
Spend a minimum of ten dollars on cut price household staples, to receive
free fruit and veg and bread.
Cash and EFTPOS welcome.
Global Care is open 10 til 2, Wednesdays and Fridays,
457 Mann Street Wyoming, between Zambrero and the Citigate complex.

The Terrigal Wamberal Lions Club is seeking new volunteers - men and women, dedicated to making a real difference in our community.
Areas of service include diabetes awareness, childhood cancer support and research, disaster relief, vision testing, hunger and youth programs.
So whether it's lending a hand, raising funds, or contributing to community programs, your time and energy can have a lasting impact.
They meet at 6.30pm on the first and third Tuesday of the month.

The Central coast branch of the Disabled Surfers Association is returning to Umina Beach with their ‘Smiles on Dials' event on Saturday DECEMBER 6.
The DSA, is a volunteer run organisation that enables people of all ages and abilities to enjoy a past-time in Australia that many take for granted – beach surfing!
Surfers have been quick to register their interest, and they now need many volunteers to make the day safe and enjoyable.
Volunteering, at a Smiles on Dials event, consists of helping participants to and from the beach and in and out of the water, along with set up and clean up.
Volunteers do not need to know how to surf, although water skills are highly valued. Food is provided and smiles are always encouraged!
Interested surfers and volunteers, can register before the day or even on the day.

Variety Social, is a happy gathering of seniors held every Thursday between 9.30 and 1 at the 50 plus leisure and learning centre in Gosford.
Morning tea is provided with entertainment between 11 and noon.
There's a raffle with admission prizes on offer and hot meals and sandwiches that you can order on the day.
So, if you are after a fun day and enjoy meeting new faces, go along on Thursdays at the Auditorium in the 50 plus Leisure & Learning Centre on Albany Street, Gosford.
There's a small admission fee, and if you'd like more information, call.

Join Symphony Central Coast for a magical music and cinema experience on 23 November. Two short films: Wallace & Gromit – A Grand Day Out and The Snowman will be accompanied by a full orchestra.

Plus music from How to Train Your Dragon and Dr Who. It's at ticketed event, you can get your tickets on the weblink above.

Volunteering Central Coast, connects people who want to volunteer with local not-for-profit organisations.
There's a wide range of community services - across many sectors needing your help and many volunteer roles available, so if you'd like to lend a helping hand, go to their website:.

Start the silly season off with a jiggle and a jive! You and your family/ friends (kids also welcome) and clients are invited to my Zumba Party on Friday 5th December at 5.30pm at Narara Eco-Vilage Hall.
Dancing will be from 6pm - 7.30pm with a few breaks so you can chat and be merry.
Bring a plate of food and /or some drinks to share as well as a few gold coins for donation to cover the room hire and to go towards the raffle prizes. Please get in touch if you would like to donate raffle prizes.
Her regular Zumba Gold classes (low impact for people new to dance/fitness or with health concerns) are 5.30pm Monday and 11am Friday at Narara Eco-Village.
You can check out more details and some on-demand dances on Carin's online Zumba profile with free access code in the details.

Coastal a Cappella is presenting its annual children's Christmas pantomime-' Silent Night in Tinsel Town'
Go along to boo the mayor who has banned singing!!! Luckily Mrs Claus, Santa, the elves & the fairies are all on hand to save the day. The show is very interactive with lots of audience participation, great Christmas songs and fabulous family entertainment.
It's on 30th November with 2 shows 2 pm & 4pm. At the Erina Centre, Erina Fair- near the library.
It's a ticketed event; and you can find out more on their website:
coastalacappella.com.

The Wyong Stroke Club provides support for members & their carers.
They meet at "The Diggers Leagues Club", The Entrance Rd, Long Jetty on the 2nd Wednesday of each month, between 10.30 & 12.30.
Members are kept up to date with relevant news, information and research AND they have regular outings throughout the year.
For further details contact Stroke Association on 1300 650 594 or go to their website strokensw.org.au.

COAST FM CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY.

Every TUESDAY – THE PENINSULA SCHOOL FOR SENIORS meets at the Peninsula Community Centre.
The group offers support to the aged residents on the Peninsula, giving them the opportunity to meet like-minded people, form friendships and socialise.
They hold a weekly meeting, offering bus trips. outings, and welfare check ins. The group also celebrates birthdays, do book swaps, play games or talk about current affairs.
Each week they invite a different speaker along to share their knowledge on a subject, hobby or passion. They have all kinds of presenters from Beekeepers, local members, Perma culturists to local historians. So, if you'd like to join them, go along at 10am on Tuesdays, to the Peninsula Community Centre at 93 McMasters Road, Woy Woy.

You'll find this friendly group of people at the second door on your left! If you need more information, you can give AMBER a call on 0400 455 577.

If you've noticed trees wrapped in bright, colourful yarn around Kibble Park, Gosford, or down by The Village Green at Toukley, you've spotted Zonta Central Coast's latest yarn bomb — a community art project with a powerful message.
It's a part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, a global campaign running from 25 November to 10 December that calls for an end to violence against women and girls.
Each year, Zonta members and volunteers across the Coast knit and crochet hundreds of vibrant panels to create eye-catching displays that make people stop, look, and learn.
Attached to the yarn are messages and information about domestic and family violence — along with where to seek help.