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Constitution

Drummoyne Community Centre Incorporated Constitution

Approved Special General Meeting 10/9/2004
Ratified Department of Fair Trading 12/10/2004

Management Committee

How we are run

DCC has a Community Management Committee consisting of 8 to 11 members who are elected each year from the Centre membership. The committee consists of local people interested in providing their skills and time to oversee the management of services, classes, groups and projects of the organization. In addition there are two representatives from the City of Canada Bay Council on the Management Committee.

Partnerships

With City of Canada Bay Council

The following programs are run in partnership with the City of Canada Bay Council:

Volunteering

Internet Tutors Wanted

An information session for new volunteer internet tutors will be held on Wednesday 24 February 2010 from 2.30-3.30pm at DCC. Anyone interested in becoming part of this program will need to have at least:

  • Basic internet/email skills
  • Be available to undertake one on one tutoring at Five Dock and/or Concord Libraries at least one morning a week for at least a 3 month period
  • Be available and willing to complete an introductory training program.

If this is you, please contact Ros or Liz at the office for more details.

Membership

Become a Member

We are a non-government, nonprofit organization that relies on membership, donations and funding to operate our activities and services. You can help to support us by becoming a member.

History

How it all began

The Drummoyne Community Centre was formed in 1979 following an informal survey by a group of residents interested in child care and related activities which gained support by including the interests of the wider community. It was soon recognised that it would be necessary to approach the local Council as support would be needed in acquiring premises for meetings and community activities.

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