What’s On
Take a look at what’s coming up, search by category and book your place online for a wide range of programs and events.
Our Community Centre
The centre provides opportunities for people in the community to develop lifelong learning, self-development, health and wellbeing, recreation, special interest groups and professional training.
Outlook Community Centre can customise training to meet the needs of the local community, business and industry. We can also bring any of our programs to an external venue for a tailored group booking. Please contact us to discuss your needs.
We encourage all members of the community to access our services through the community centre.
To contact us:
Call: 1300 617 649
Email: communitycentre@outlookaust.org.au
Visit: 24 Toomuc Valley Rd, Pakenham VIC 3810
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What’s On
Room Hire
Planning an event? Outlook Community Centre offers flexible and affordable training & venue hire options, including private functions.
Other services
- The centre has two computers with internet access available for public use at no charge.
- Access emails, do internet banking, create a resumé or do some research on the internet.
- Available Monday to Friday – 9am to 4pm
- The centre has a wonderful collection of books available for your use.
- We encourage you to drop in and browse, borrow books or donate pre-loved books for others to share and enjoy.
- Available Monday to Friday – 9am to 4pm
- Do you have a query in relation to legal, court or personal problems? Attend a free 15 minute session and receive expert advice.
- Bookings are essential.
- One Wednesday per month from 5.30pm to 7pm.
To book or enquire, call Outlook Community Centre on 1300 617 649 or email us at communitycentre@outlookaust.org.au.
Tutors Wanted
Do you have a skill that you would like to share with the community?
We are seeking tutors in all areas of training, including professional skills, health and wellbeing, self-development, languages, cooking and computers.
Casual employment and volunteer positions are available.
Our Supporters
We would like to acknowledge funding support from the Adult, Community and Further Education Board, the Cardinia Shire Council and the Department of Health and Human Services.
