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Do you have a community activity you would like to promote?
The Community Noticeboard provides an avenue for local not-for-profit groups and community organisations to promote their community activities.
If your group or organisation is based within the Council area and would like to promote its activities or services, please read the guidelines below and complete the online Community Noticeboard Application Form
Community Noticeboard guidelines
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters reserves the right to accept or reject applications for notices to be included on the online Community Noticeboard based on community interest and the guidelines provided below.
You are welcome to submit your community activity if it:
- occurs within the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters council area
- is open to the general public
- is socially inclusive.
Application procedure:
- all requests for display of notices on the online Community Noticeboard should be submitted using the Community Noticeboard Application Form
- applications must be received at least 2 weeks before the start date of the activity.
The application may be refused if it:
- could conflict with the Council’s values, policies or statutory responsibilities
- promotes a specific religious or political activity or belief
- has an administrative or governance focus (e.g. AGM, member meetings or board meetings)
- does not provide complete information, such as dates, times and venue
- does not promote the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters in a positive manner
- affects the Council’s reputation and public image negatively
- is offensive, abusive or racist
- promotes tobacco or alcohol use or distribution
- appears to only promote or advertise the services of a business or commercial enterprise
- is held outside the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters
- promotes private garage sales, regular school sporting activities, sporting events or home games etc.
The Council reserves the right to edit, decline or remove listings at its discretion.
Community Noticeboard listing
Payneham Probus Club - meets monthly
15/05/2023
The Payneham Probus Club meets at the The Sicilia Social and Sports Club, 45a O.G. Road, Klemzig SA 5087, on the 4th Tuesday of each month between 10am and 12 noon.
Each meeting begins with a general meeting of about 30 minutes then a fellowship break for refreshments followed by entertainment by a guest speaker. Guest speakers cover a diverse range of topics - to ensure there is something of interest for all members.
Following the meeting members can choose to join for lunch at a local venue.
Members can also enjoy outings and events organized throughout the year.
The club is open to new members and visitors and all will be welcomed in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
For more information please call our Secretary, 0416 201 592 or our Membership Officer 0413 334 521 or check out our website at www.probussouthpacific.org/microsites/payneham
MAY(hem) Madness No Strings Junior Workshops
01/05/2023
For the first time No Strings is offering our theatre-making workshops to the youth of Adelaide!
This exciting new opportunity will see 4 junior theatre workshops - one every Thursday in May. Come to one or more sessions.
Come and join the junior ensemble.
Every week will present a new theme! Starting May 4th with Star Wars Day, then prompts of superheroes, wizards and Minecraft. Participate and learn drama skills in a theatre setting.
Learn and practice theatre skills…while having loads of fun!
Who: 11 – 17-year-olds living with disability
When: 4:30 – 6pm every Thursday in May
Where: St Peter’s Youth Hall
Cost: $30 per person per session*
Workshops are tailored to individuals’ capacity.
Experience what No Strings can offer young disabled people who have a passion for performance.
Please contact No Strings to register to attend. You can either call the office on 08 8363 5970 (and leave a message) or send an email to admin@nostringsattached.org.au
SA Community free online directory
06/03/2023
SAcommunity is a free online directory of South Australian community services.
Selecting Norwood Payneham & St Peters in the search will select services within this council area
Provided by Connecting Up Inc. and funded by the Government of South Australia and Public Library Services, the directory includes information about government, non-government, community based and some private sector organisations that provide services for the South Australian community in the areas of:
- health
- welfare
- housing
- education
- community participation
- information
- legal services
- arts and recreation.
Visit: SA community.org
Connecting Up
03/03/2023
Connecting Up, Inc. is a not-for-profit organisation that works to unleash the power of not-for-profits by providing a variety of information, products, resources and programs.
Visit: Connecting Up
St Peters Probus Club - meets monthly
11/04/2022
St Peters Probus Club meets in the St Peters Youth Centre, Cornish St Stepney (part of Linde Reserve) between 10am and 12 noon on the second Friday of every month from February to November inclusive.
Each month there is a general meeting for 30 minutes then a break for morning tea before being entertained by a guest speaker.
Our members also enjoy additional activities and outings throughout the year.
Memberships are available and visitors are welcome.
For more information, contact:
Secretary Andrew Tarca
Email stpetersprobusclub@gmail.com
Mobile 0400 300 020
StandBy Support After Suicide - delivered by AnglicareSA
18/01/2022
StandBy Support After Suicide is delivered by AnglicareSA across the Adelaide metropolitan region.
StandBy is free and accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week for all South Australians who have been bereaved or impacted by suicide at any stage in their life.
For more information about StandBy Support After Suicide services and to find support in your area, visit: AnglicareSA - Stand By Me
Norwood Payneham & St Peters Bicycle User Group
26/07/2021
Would you like to join the Norwood Payneham & St Peters Bicycle User Group?
The NPSP Bicycle User Group (BUG) is a group of like-minded citizens who meet monthly to discuss walking and cycling issues and opportunities in the Council area.
The BUG assists the Council to identify the gaps in the cycling network and provides ideas for safety and amenity improvements.
The NPSP BUG is always looking to talk to and meet new members - the best way to reach the NPSP BUG is via email or their Facebook group.
Email: NPSP@bisa.asn.au
No Strings Creative Writing Class
22/06/2021
No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability has a weekly Creative Writing Workshop for people who live with disability.
Workshops run every Monday 10am - 12pm and 2pm - 4pm.
Everyone is welcome to come a try one session for Free! Workshops run from 66 Nelson Street Stepney 5069.
Last year our creative writing participants published an anthology on Poetry & Prose and performed some of their wiring at our end of year showcase. Could you be our next published author?
Please contact: contact.us@nostringsattached.org.au to arrange for one free session.
For more information, visit: No Strings Attached
Payneham Senior Citizens Over 50's Club activities
20/04/2021
The Payneham Senior Citizens Over 50's Club has a range of low cost and fun activities.
Venue: Senior Citizens Clubs, 54 Coorara Ave, Payneham South SA 5070.
Activity programme:
| Indoor bowls ($2) | Tues, Thurs, Sat: 12:30pm - 3:30pm |
| Keep fit ($5) | Wed: 11am - 12pm |
| Tai Chi ($5) | Thurs: 10:30am - 11:30am |
For more information, contact the Clubrooms on 08 8431 2252 or email: paynehamsrcitizens@gmail.com
Inclusion without Limits - inclusion support and disability guidance
06/04/2021
Inclusion without Limits provide consultation sessions to families, carers, educators, and community services to address inclusion needs and limits.
iWiL work flexibly and can provide home visits, virtual consults and onsite sessions at education and community services.
For more information, visit: Facebook: Inclusion Without Limits
