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A welcoming space to connect, share skills and work on practical projects.
Available Facilities
Available Facilities
Large Conference Room
Comfortably seats 25
Modular table with built-in power for devices
Projector
Sound
Two 360 Cameras
Suitable for
Suitable for
Community groups, not-for-profits, service providers and approved organisations
Cost
Cost
Quoted according to the session, equipment and support required
About
About
Churchill Neighbourhood Centre supports organisations delivering activities that contribute to community connection, education, training, wellbeing and access to local services.
Approved organisations may receive sessional access to CNC-managed facilities and equipment. Each request is assessed against availability, suitability, CNC’s community purposes and our operational requirements.
This is a managed service. CNC staff provide access, remain onsite, retain all facility keys and secure the facilities after each session.
Training & Conference Facility
Training & Conference Facility
Our main training and conference facility can accommodate up to 25 participants.
It is suitable for:
Training and professional development
Meetings and planning sessions
Workshops and presentations
Community programs
Online and hybrid meetings
Approved consultation and support services
Churchill Neighbourhood Centre has fully funded and owns the furniture, technology and equipment available in this facility.
What we have
What we have
Available equipment includes:
Boardroom-style tables and seating
Individual power access
High-speed internet supported by Aussie Broadband
Projectors and presentation equipment
Sound equipment
Two Meeting Owl Pro 360-degree conference cameras
Hybrid-meeting and video-conferencing technology
Equipment must be requested and confirmed before the session.
At a glance
At a glance
Up to 25 participants
CNC staff onsite
CNC retains all keys
High-speed internet
Projectors and sound equipment
Two 360-degree conference cameras
Catering available
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