High-performance badminton coaching for juniors with strong fundamentals. Improve technique, footwork and match play. Entry via assessment or coach recommendation.

If you’re living with a disability, injury, health or mental health condition, SYC’s Inclusive Employment Australia program can support you find and keep meaningful work. Come meet the team, ask questions and see if the program is right for you.

Parent Pathways is a free support service that helps you move forward in your own time, at your own pace. Whether you’re thinking about work, study, or just figuring out what comes next - we can help.

Book into a one-on-one session, online or in person, with one of our Education and Youth Services Librarians to get some help crafting your resume and answering interview questions.

Book into a one-on-one session, online or in person, with one of our Education and Youth Services Librarians to get some help crafting your resume and answering interview questions.

Book into a one-on-one session, online or in person, with one of our Education and Youth Services Librarians to get some help crafting your resume and answering interview questions.

Book into a one-on-one session, online or in person, with one of our Education and Youth Services Librarians to get some help crafting your resume and answering interview questions.

Book into a one-on-one session, online or in person, with one of our Education and Youth Services Librarians to get some help crafting your resume and answering interview questions.

Facilitated by Safer Spaces’ experienced therapists - including Behaviour and Speech Therapists - playgroup is a safe, inclusive space for families to connect and play.

We can help with PCs, Macs, and all kinds of phones and tablets. Help can be provided on your own device, through one of the library’s computers, or even remotely.

Do you need some focused support with computers or technology? Book a 60 minute IT help session, and our friendly Library staff will help you online, or over the phone.

Join us in person to develop your child's language, body awareness, motor skills, and imagination through rhymes, music, and books. To attend this session, you must have a child aged 1 - 5 years.