What we doTrentham Neighbourhood Centre is a not-for-profit incorporated association managed by an elected committee of management drawn from the local community and run by volunteers, a paid manager and an administration assistant. TNC is a member of Neighbourhood Houses Victoria (NHVic) and part of the Central Highlands Community House Network (CHCHN). Further information about Neighbourhood Houses is available on the NHVic or the Victorian Government websites.The centre receives support from The Victorian Government's Department of Human Services Neighbourhood House Coordination Program (NHCP).
We provide support for the cultural, social, educational, economic and recreational needs of the people in the district. We organise a range of activities to suit all parts of this community: young and old, men and women. We encourage and support people to organise activities for themselves.
MembershipAt the AGM of 2012 the rules were changed so anyone who participated in any activity at TNC is automatically a member. If you would like to be a member and do not want to do any activities you can pay $5 and you too will receive information about TNC and its activities. - Reduced internet access fee.
- Right to sit in on Committee meetings.
- Right to vote at our AGM or be elected onto the committee and so help decide the future of TNC.
If you would like to become more involved at TNC or if you have an idea for a course, please drop in and chat to the coordinator about membership. Our CommitteeThe centre's committee is elected each year at our AGM. The committee are responsible for the strategic direction of TNC. The current committee is:-
Chair (Pauline Nolan - acting Chair) Treasurer Pauline Nolan Secretary (Debbie Power and Kath Morrison - joint acting secretary) Ordinary Members Debbie Power Seana Mouncey
Kath Morrison Tony Mullins
Association documentsDetails of TNC's constitution, policy documents, annual reports are available below.
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Annual Reports