Welcome to our On-line courses. Watch the video on the right then click on the picture below to get started.

QNH COVID19 Changes
The QNH Committee of Management closed our buildings and grounds on the 18th March in line with Government public health directives.  We expect to remain closed until the end of Term 2 (June) at minimum while we await further direction from government. 
Meanwhile, many QNH programs have (as much as possible) moved online via ZOOM a computer video meeting platform. We first aim to re-connect our previous program participants and with them test the limits of our new online environment. We hope to then begin to open our online programs to new participants. We are not charging for online programs during Term 2 but hope to soon open a “self-nominated amount” for online donations credit card payment.  We hope this removes cost as a barrier to our group to re-unite online users and allow them to experience and appreciate our new and online environment. 

We encourage you all to keep supporting each other, stay in contact with your family, friends and neighbours, especially the most vulnerable in our community. If you know of someone experiencing personal distress due to COVID19, such as tenancy issues, problems accessing food or unhealthy and debilitating isolation, you can encourage them to contact the QNH Coordinator Greg Thorpe on 5258 3367 for confidential conversation about potential supports and/or referral. 
 
Please also stay connected to QNH by following us on Facebook and Instagram. [see links above]

Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House Committee of Management

​CLICK BELOW TO SEE A VIDEO OF HOW TO GET STARTED WITH OUR ONLINE PROGRAMS AND MEETINGS

The Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House was started by a small group of enthusiastic local residents in 1985. Over the years we have been located in a variety of buildings around the town. Since 2010 we have called 3 Tobin Drive home and absolutely love our position facing the bay. The light and the views inspire our ever increasing Art programs. Keep an eye on the Term Flyer for current and upcoming activities.

The Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House fosters a friendly environment that is positive, uplifting and inclusive.
We work with the local community to provide a better quality of life and to build links between individuals and groups.
​The Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House receives funding from a range of sources. The State Government Department of Health and Human Services contribute towards the Co-ordinators' salaries and some on- costs.
​The Borough of Queenscliffe provides the venue and its maintenance. A range of grants are applied for throughout the year. The Committee of Management is involved in fundraising activities for specific projects and to ensure the financial viability of the organisation.