Support for Victorians under 65 and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under 50 to live independently.
Friday 26 March 2027
to Thursday 25 June 2026
2:00pm - 4:00pm
225 Lonsdale St, Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia
Free
This drop-in service is designed to support younger people facing challenges that affect their ability to live independently. Whether due to illness, mental health, disability, or other conditions, attendees can find guidance and referrals tailored to their needs. Multilingual support is available to ensure everyone feels welcome and understood.
The program is a collaborative effort between Springvale Community Hub, Greater Dandenong Libraries, and Community Care, creating a strong network of resources for participants. It offers a warm, supportive environment where individuals can access information and assistance without the need for prior registration.
Families and carers will appreciate the approachable nature of the sessions, which encourage questions and provide practical advice to help maintain independence.
Sessions are held monthly on the last Thursday from March to June 2026, running from 14:00 to 16:00. The upcoming dates are:
- Thursday 26 March 2026
- Thursday 23 April 2026
- Thursday 28 May 2026
- Thursday 25 June 2026
Each session is free of charge and operates on a drop-in basis, making it easy to attend as needed. No registration is required, allowing flexibility for busy families.
The program is suitable for younger adults under 65, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under 50, who may benefit from community support and resources.
The sessions take place at Dandenong Library, located at 225 Lonsdale Street, Dandenong. This central location is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming community space.
The library is equipped with facilities to support accessibility needs, ensuring all participants can comfortably engage with the program.
Parking and nearby amenities make it convenient for families to attend without hassle.
Participants are encouraged to stop by during the session times to receive personalized support and service referrals. Multilingual assistance is available to cater to diverse community members.
If additional help is needed to participate, attendees can contact the organizers ahead of time to arrange support.
The program emphasizes respect for cultural diversity and acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land, fostering an inclusive atmosphere.
This is a free event with no registration required, making it accessible for everyone who may benefit from the services offered.
For more information or to inquire about specific needs, contact Greater Dandenong Libraries via phone or email.
Families can also subscribe to the library’s eNewsletter to stay updated on future programs and community events.
