Box Hill/Mitcham VIEW Club
About
Box Hill/Mitcham VIEW Club was formed in 1983.
Currently the Club sponsors seven Smith Family Learning For Life students, and is actively involved in fund raising activities to raise donations for The Smith Family programs.
We have about 35 members from Box Hill, Blackburn, Mitcham, Vermont and nearby suburbs.
We meet at Bucatini's Restaurant, at 454 Whitehorse Road, Mitcham once a month where we enjoy lunch and listen to guest speakers addressing us on many different subjects. Recently we found out about a mystery woman who came to Gallipoli to lay a wreath and disappeared without anyone finding out who she was. At the April meeting we found out about Hearing Dogs, trained to assist people with hearing impairment - very special animals.
On the 2nd Monday we usually meet for an informal morning tea in one of the cafés in the eastern suburbs.
There is always plenty of chatter as we catch up with each other. Our group is very friendly and certainly enjoys the fun and friendship that comes with belonging to VIEW.
We are always open to new members, so please get in touch today and come and see what it's all about."
When
- Meeting Day on 4th Monday each month
- 2nd Monday meet for morning tea
Contact
- Anna on 03 9816 9726
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Where
MITCHAM
Bucatini's Restaurant, 454 Whitehourse Road, MITCHAM, VIC 3132
Keep up to date with what is happening around the clubs.
Celebrating VIEW for 34 years
National and Regional News
2019 International Women's Day Kooyong
On 7th March 143 VIEW members and guests attended the Kooyong Tennis Centre to celebrate International Women's Day and hear how we can ≠Balance for Better. Some of the guests had travelled from Wodonga and Bendigo. National Vice President Annette Schlafrig delivered the Executive address.
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Blue Illusion Shopping Day
Blue Illusion National Shopping Day and Styling Workshop in support of The Smith Family and VIEW Clubs.
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VA Thanks Anne Marmion
Anne Marmion joined The Smith Family in 2006. She has led the Southern Metro Learning for Life team. This has been across some of Victoria's most disadvantaged communities - Collingwood and Dandenong.
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