The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program is an Australian Government program that delivers free language, literacy, numeracy and digital skills training to eligible Australians.

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.

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.

A trial course for anyone to access and play Disc golf, open every day

Looking for a fun way to stay active, meet new people, and enjoy the outdoors? Our Walking Group is open to everyone. Whether you’re looking for gentle strolls or more energetic walks, come along to enjoy beautiful local routes in a friendly, supportive atmosphere.

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Community playgroup for kids with different abilities, and their carers

Wednesday morning Indoor Yoga classes - Suit all fitness levels & ages

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

Looking to improve mobility, strength, and overall wellbeing in a safe, supportive environment? Our gentle 'Move Your Body' class is designed for people of all abilities, focusing on rehabilitation and functional movement.

Just starting your family history or a seasoned researcher that needs a little support? Our Family and Local History Librarian is available to help.

Join us for Bingo with a twist at Iramoo Community Centre!

Bingo Moves is a unique session that combines the classic game of Bingo with gentle, low-impact exercises - all set to music to keep you smiling and active!

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.