Kerrimuir Neighbourhood House
Box Hill North's Hidden Treasure
Kerrimuir Neighbourhood House was incorporated as a Not-for-Profit organisation on June 28th 1993 and was officially opened on October 28th 1993. Kerrimuir Neighbourhood House has been a thriving, socially inclusive neighbourhood house since its inception. The friendly team comprising of staff, tutors, volunteers and a committee of governance (COG) are here to support all participants and community members, making them feel at home in the cozy home that is Kerrimuir.
If you would like to be a part of the Kerrimuir Neighbourhood House community; pop in and speak to one of our friendly staff.
Story in the Window
Celebrating the Centenary of Federation
The window at Kerrimuir Neighbourhood House commemorates The Wurundjeri people, the original inhabitants and custodians of this land (black, red and yellow sun) who lived by Bushy Creek (blue and white).
The flora indigenous to this area:
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Hardenberger Violasia (purple)
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Billy Buttons (yellow)
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Daisies (yellow & white)
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Chocolate lillies (purple & yellow)
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Fishbone Fern (green)
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Golden Wattle (yellow)
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Gumflowers (red & brown)
The Pobblebonk Frog (green) also lived by the creek.
The tram depicts the first in the southern hemisphere travelling to Doncaster for 1/6d.
City of Whitehorse Community & Neighbourhood Houses
Celebrating the Centenary of Federation1901-2001
Be part of the Box Hill North Community and join us at Kerrimuir.
We would love to have a chat and a cuppa with you and talk about ways you can be part of your local community house.
Call us on 9899 7660 or email info@kerrimuirhouse.org.au
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