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Friends of North Warrandyte is a community environment group that grows and plants indigenous flora, collects seeds and removes weeds. Everyone is welcome and no experience is required. We offer free plants to take home, social get-togethers and some talks from local experts. Information Warrandyte is a Citizens Advice Bureau. It provides a free, confidential and independent information and referral service. North Warrandyte CFA -- run by volunteers this fire brigade protects the community north of the Yarra. The Rotary Club of Warrandyte supports many organisations and individuals in the Warrandyte community. Warrandyte Basketball Association is a community organisation which provides opportunities for players of all ages to participate in a basketball program. Warrandyte Community Association promotes and defends the character, environment and heritage of Warrandyte. Warrandyte Community Centre has a range of venues available for hire for both private and business functions. The building also houses several community organisations, including the Warrandyte Diary. Warrandyte Cricket Club -- Established in 1855, the WCC is the 3rd oldest cricket club in Victoria. This website details stats, scores & information on over 1,000 players that have graced the WCG in it's 150 year history. Warrandyte
Festival -- our annual celebration of living in Warrandyte village Warrandyte
Football Club -- our local footy team. Warrandyte
High School believes that education is a responsibility shared by
parents, students and the school, which equips students to enjoy a productive
and fulfilling life. Warrandyte
Historical Society is housed in the old post office building on
Yarra Street. Warrandyte
Lions Club supports many charities, organisations and individual
pursuits, and extends personal assistance and welfare to underprivileged
members of the Warrandyte community. Warrandyte
Neighbourhood House is a small community organisation which aims
to give local people the chance to involve themselves in a variety of
social and educational networks; learn to deal with issues/problems
by attending self-help support groups; and develop new skills and gain
new interests by enrolling in a variety of low cost courses Warrandyte Tennis Club was established more than 90 years ago. The facilities include six en-tous-cas courts that are fitted with lighting for night play, a fully equipped kitchen, licensed bar and full change room facilities. Yarra Riverkeepers the community-based association that is working to look after the long-term health of the Yarra River from its source to its mouth. |
