Mill Park Community House
Inclusive Programs for Learning, Support and Community Connection
Welcome to
Mill Park Community House
Mill Park Community House was founded on the belief that a community-based hub for learning, recreation and connection enriches the lives of people in Mill Park and surrounding communities. 
As a proud Learn Local provider, we offer a diverse range of courses and programs designed to support learning, personal development and community participation.
Our Programs
Adult Education
We also offer a range of adult education and computer courses, including MYOB, Word Processing and Introduction to Computers, Excel Spreadsheets, Medical Administration and Medical Terminology, helping participants build practical skills for work, study or personal development.
Disability Care
We are also a registered NDIS Support Agency (Provider No. 405 000 1682), delivering inclusive and engaging programs for adults with disability through our Day Service. Our programs include a variety of activities and learning opportunities designed to build everyday skills, increase confidence and support independence.
Alongside our Day Service, we run several community programs that encourage social connection and participation. These include discos, a men’s group, a pamper group, and a dedicated social group for people with neurological disabilities.
Child Care
Occasional Child Care is available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, with flexible 3-hour and 5-hour sessions for children aged 11 months to 4 years. Our occasional care provides families with a safe, friendly and nurturing environment while they work, study, run errands or attend one of our courses. We also provide course care, allowing parents to attend classes while their children are cared for on site.
Whether you’re looking to learn something new, connect with others, access disability support services, or find flexible childcare, Mill Park Community House is here to support you to learn, grow and connect.
Recreation
Our recreational classes provide opportunities for people to learn new skills, explore creative interests and connect with others in the community. These include yoga, meditation, dressmaking, patchwork, embroidery, cake decorating and floral art.
We are proud to support our senior community members through two valued groups -Recycled Teens and the Garden Club – providing opportunities for older adults to stay active, social and connected through a range of enjoyable activities.
For younger members of our community, we run children’s and youth programs such as Kids Art, Kids Sew and Teen Sew, providing creative and engaging learning experiences in a supportive environment.
Auspice Groups
Mill Park Community House offers a wide range of additional services and community-based groups for participants, carers, families and friends. These groups provide welcoming opportunities to connect with others, enjoy regular social activities, build confidence, share experiences and take part in recreation programs within a supportive local environment. From friendship groups and planned activities to gardening, technology and social connection, there are options available for people with different interests, needs and life stages.






