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Free food at the hub
Bread on Wednesday, fruit and veg on Friday, weekly meal deliveries, and where the food comes from.
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The community garden at Rozelle, and the groups that meet in our community room at Mort Bay.
We have a community garden, and a few chickens who do very well out of the vegetable scraps. People come to grow things, and a good number come because an hour of weeding beside somebody is an easier way to talk than sitting opposite them.
There are garden sessions at Rozelle and at Mort Bay. You do not need to know anything about gardening, and you are welcome to take home whatever is ready.
The community room at Mort Bay is ours as well, and it is where a lot of the regular groups live. It is a ten minute walk from the hub and it runs on a different rhythm: activities rather than drop-in.
There is no office and nobody at a desk there, so this is the one place you do need to book. Ring us or email and we will keep you a spot.
Last reviewed 17 September 2026 by Steven Lowrie, Governance and Case Management Lead. Rules and funding can change. If something here does not match your situation, ask us.
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