By Danielle Kutchel
Shanagolden Community Centre is throwing open its doors to allow the public to see their respite services.
Shanagolden provides activities for those in Melbourne’s southern metropolitan region who are frail, aged over 65 years, Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander (aged over 50 years), or living with dementia.
The open day will be held at the Shanagolden Community Centre in Pakenham on Friday 14 June. The centre will be open for two sessions: from 10am til 3pm, and from 3pm til 6pm. Visitors will be able to spend the sessions talking to staff about the programs offered at Shanagolden and how to get started.
Coffee, tea and nibbles will be provided and there is no need to RSVP.
