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Regional Seniors Group
Background| Aims | RSG Seniors' Clubs Calendar
Membership | Projects
Background
The Regional Seniors Group (RSG) was established in 2005 under the banner of the Cockburn Community Development Strategy. The Group consists of members representing the various Seniors Clubs within the Cockburn area.The members volunteer their time to organise a variety of annual events, workshops and activities for the benefit of seniors living in Cockburn. They meet once a month to network, exchange information and discuss any relevant issues arising. The RSG reports back bi-monthly to the Regional Community Development Group.
Aims
The group's purpose is dedicated to enhancing the lives of older people living in Cockburn. The RSG encourage's the principles of Active Aging to optimise opportunities for health, participation and security in order to enhance quality of life as people age (World Health Organisation, 2002).
RSG Seniors Clubs Calendar
All the Seniors Clubs that represent the RSG have their individual Club meetings regularly. If you would like to join a club, please contact the following people.
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
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Probus Club of Cockburn 9.20am to 11am monthly Ph: Peter 9417 3003 |
Cockburn Senior Citizens 9am to 3pm Ph: Mavis 9337 3772 | Cockburn Senior Citizens 9am to 3pm Ph: Mavis 9337 3772 | Cockburn Senior Citizens 9am to 3pm Ph: Mavis 9337 3772 | Atwell Over 50s 11.45am to 2.30pm Ph: Lorna 9418 4296 |
| St Jerome's 10am to 12pm Ph: Lucy 9418 1630 | Cockburn Prime Timers 9.30am to 12 noon Ph: Val 9337 1680 | Coolbellup Leisure Club 9.30am to 12 noon Ph: Pat 9417 4059 | ||
| South Lake Seniors 1pm to 3pm Ph: Don 9414 5772 | Southwell Friendship Club - Fortnightly 12pm to 2.30pm Ph: 9418 4296 |
Membership
The requirement to be part of the RSG is as follows. Application to join the Group can be made through the City of Cockburn and the Regional Senior Group will determine acceptance.
Criteria for membership:
A community based, non profit organisation within the City of Cockburn that fits into the RSG definition of a Seniors Club *
* Note : The RSG defines a Seniors Club as a group that:
- Consists of community members over the age of 50; and
- Promotes and supports the wellbeing of seniors by enhancing their lives; and
- Encourages social inclusion amongst seniors through various annual events, workshops and activities
- The inclusion of any new Seniors Club will be voted on at an RSG meeting.
Regional Seniors Group Programs
Phone: 9411 3582
Email: phogan@cockburn.wa.gov.au