Hall & Community Centre

Lids for Kids

A scheme to recycle plastic lids which are not able to be recycled through the garbage system.

North Arm Cove resident Christine Shyndell has arranged to collect lids which are then turned into prosthetic hands for child amputees by Victorian-based not-for-profit group, Envision.

Recycle your plastic bottle lids and bread bag tags at the Hall.

Plastic lids are re-cycled to make prosthetic limbs for children

Lorraine Conroy (Loal) and Lorraine Zions (Lorri) have recently joined the Hall Committee and look forward to working with others to enhance the facilities for everyone, where possible.

There were three hearty cheers at the North Arm Cove Community Centre this afternoon (Sunday October 16) when the community celebrated the twentieth anniversary of the Centre's opening. Visitors and previous residents of the Cove came from near and far to join the festivities.

The Cove's Community Centre (also known as "The Hall" ) is so much part of the fabric of our village that it is now hard to imagine the Cove without it. That we have our Hall today is thanks to the foresight and several years effort back in the 1990s by a group of enthusiastic and energetic members of the then North Arm Cove Progress Association (now called Residents Association). Let's celebrate that achievement.

The North Arm Cove Community Centre Management Committee
( S355 committee of Mid Coast Council )
cordially...