Do you know who “owns” Kensington Neighbourhood House? Out of curiosity, we asked this question in our recent participant survey. Nearly...

Inside an unassuming church on McCracken Street, something magic is happening. Guitarist, Jeff Mifsud gives an acknowledgement of country...

Specifically, let’s talk about the McCracken Street Food Share Pantry and the little “urban myth” that has developed around it. Every few...

Cultural Diversity Week was celebrated a little late at our house this year, but it was worth the wait! On Tuesday 26 March, Kensington...

“Just do it online.” Easier said than done! With core services increasingly moving to remote delivery, many community members are...

Leading up to NRW we were honoured to have Stacie Piper, proud Wurundjeri, Dja Dja Wurrung & Ngurai Illum-Wurrung woman share her culture.

Find your voice and learn to really enjoy public speaking! When: Every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month 7.15pm - 9.15pm Where:...

Or long life milk. And definitely some Weet-bix. These things are all on the “Top 10 List” for the McCracken Street Food Share Pantry in...

KENSINGTON NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE SUPPORTS THE VOICE TO PARLIAMENT The Uluru Statement From The Heart invites us to walk with Aboriginal and...

Are you interested in practising French conversation? You might like our group. Since early 2023 we’ve been meeting weekly to speak in...

National Reconciliation Week is coming up 27 May to 3 June. We are pleased to be supporting the Kensington Reconciliation Action Group to...

Kensington Reconciliation Action Group (KRAG) consists of local community members plus staff from Kensington Neighbourhood House, the...

When Kim Lan moved to Kensington with her husband and six children, her first impression was that Australia seemed strange compared to...

An advocate for public housing rights, mother of four boys, long term crossing supervisor, and active community member, Sandra has lived...

We didn’t need to think twice about who should be our Volunteer of The Year for 2022. Kaye Uiterwyk was the unanimous choice. Kaye began...

Where do we start? Watching Ayan find and follow her dreams has been a constant inspiration to us here at KNH. Starting as a student in...

If you’re 4 years old and living in Kensington/Flemington, you have spent half your life in lockdown. Half your life! For those of us who...

Not knowing where your next meal is coming from is a sad reality for many people. The official term for this is “food insecurity”. It’s...

Our community is establishing a local fresh food market. Local residents, urban farmers and community gardens can bring their locally...

This is a community initiative to encourage repairing and re-using rather than adding to landfill. Bring items to be repaired, such as...