Hunter Community Hub News

Hunter Community Hub recently spent a windy morning out in the community, getting creative! Together, participants created a wonderful collection of artworks that will help inspire the design of an exciting new mural at the HCH Learning Centre. The mural project is all about celebrating community, creativity, and the wonderful people, groups and activities happening at HCH.

Join us for a crafty morning and help to create a meaningful collaborative artwork.

Step back in time at the Newcastle Medieval Festival, returning to Foreshore Park on 5–6 September for an unforgettable weekend of medieval adventure.

Our popular Wednesday Night Video Gaming Group is now welcoming new members! If you’re looking for a fun, social, and inclusive space to play games, make friends, and unwind mid‑week, this could be the perfect fit. The group meets every Wednesday evening and is open to gamers of all experience levels. Whether you’re a seasoned player or completely new to gaming, you’ll find a friendly, supportive environment where everyone can participate at their own pace. We play a variety of accessible and multiplayer games, and our sessions are designed with inclusion and enjoyment at the heart. It’s a great opportunity to build confidence, try something new, and connect with others who share your interests. If you’d like to join or learn more, please get in touch—we’d love to welcome you into the group.

Hunter Community Hub is a registered NDIS provider unlike more than 92 per cent of NDIS providers who are not registered.

Selecting the right NDIS provider is crucial for achieving your goals. This article outlines what an NDIS provider does, important factors to consider when making your choice, and highlights how Hunter Community Hub, a registered NDIS provider in the Hunter region, meets these criteria by offering diverse services, experienced staff, and a community-first approach.