The document provides information on community activities offered by the Wentworth Point community, including aerobics classes, a youth group, and a book club. Aerobics classes are offered three times a week and are open to all ages, providing an opportunity for exercise and socializing. The youth group is for teens ages 13 to 16 and allows them to socialize and learn about their faith. The book club meets twice a week and is also open to all ages, serving as a way for community members to connect and discuss books.
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WENTWORTH POINT COMMUNITY
Community Activities
General Informa on
The community ac vi es provided are
a chance to meet new people within
the community of all age groups. We
have made the ac vi es so that they
are versa le with any physical or spir-
itual beliefs. All the ac vi es that are
provided are based around the 7 di-
mensions of health, specifically physi-
cal, spiritual and social. Everyone is
welcome to Aerobics and The Book
Club, the only excep on is the Youth
Group. The most important thing with
these ac vi es is that you fun
2.
Aerobics
Cost: $5 per month
Times; Saturday, Monday and
Wednesday– 9am till 12pm
All ages welcome
Aerobics is a fun fitness class
which gives you a chance to
workout as well as mingle with
fellow community members . Held
at the community center
Contact:
doaerobics@wentworth.com.au
Or
Call: 0422 942 541
Wentworth Point Community Activities
Youth Group
Cost: $1 each session
Times: Thursday, Friday and Sun-
day Nights—7:-8:30pm
Ages: 13--16year olds
Youth Group gives the teens of
Wentworth Point a chance to
meet each other and learn about
their faith. Held at the community
center
Contact:
youthgroup@wentworth.com.au
Or
Call: 0475 985 621
Book Club
Cost: $5 per month
Times: Sunday Afternoon- 3-4pm
and Tuesday Mornings– 10-11:30am
All ages welcome
Book Club is a fun way to meet oth-
ers and discover new reads every
week. Held at the community center
Contact:
bookclub@wentworth.com.au
Or
Call: 0457 594 935
