Mondays, 11am to 2pm. $2
Knitters Nook
A social way to pick up new knitting skills, get help with a project and meet new friends. Come every week or just pop in when you're stuck.
Heyfield's Neighbourhood House since 1988
The heart of the Heyfield community.
Short courses, social groups, child care and a helping hand when you need one. All under one roof on George Street.
What can we help you with today?
Tap the one that fits. If you can't see it, call us on 03 5148 2100 or pop in. Someone at the front desk will point you the right way.
Join a group or classKnitting, crochet, sewing, walking, yoga and more
Book child careKids House, four days a week
Centrelink, printing or internetUse our computers, printer and fax
The Heyfield NewsSubscribe, advertise or send in a story
Study or get job readyLearn Local programs for adults
Volunteer with usKitchen, garden, front desk or tutoring
What's on this week
Pick a day to see what's running. These run during school term. Most groups are just $2 and beginners are always welcome.
Also running this term
- Hoofers Walking Club meets at the Centre, 9am in Terms 1 and 4, 10am in Terms 2 and 3.
- Garden Group trips to local and regional gardens. Meet at the Centre at 10am, or 9.30am for bus trips. Prices vary.
Kids House occasional child care
Plenty to keep the little ones busy.
Our occasional child care is right here at the Centre, with fun activities every session. Bookings are now open for 2026 and places are limited.
9am to 2pmEach session
4 daysMon, Tue, Thu, Fri
$70Per day in 2026
CCSSubsidy lowers the fee if you're eligible
Fees for the full term are paid at the start of each school term.
Join the waitlistFind your people.
No experience needed. Come along once to see if you like it, then keep coming back.
Fridays, 11am to 2pm. $2
Happy Hookers crochet
Turn off the TV and grab a hook. Beginners most welcome.
Meets at the Centre
Hoofers Walking Club
Walks around Heyfield and beyond, rain or shine.
Day trips, 10am start
Garden Group
Visit local and regional gardens and talk all things plants.
Wednesdays and Thursdays, 8.30am to 3pm
Men's Shed
Lathes, drills, band saws and an oven to bake muffins. Pop in for a look and ask about joining.
3rd Friday of the month, 9.30am
Family History Group
Members get Ancestry.com access, shipping records from 1844 to 1896, cemetery lists and a library of books. Visitors can get help with research too.
Community support
A helping hand, close to home.
Just ask at the front desk. If we can't help you ourselves, we'll know who can.
- Centrelink accessGet your Centrelink business done locally
- Printing, faxing and internetComputers and a printer you can use
- Community lunchSit down to a meal and a chat
- Seniors Support GroupA friendly group for older locals
- Green Machine and house cleaningGarden maintenance and cleaning services
- Community gardenGet your hands dirty with us
- Room hireSpace for your group or meeting
Learn Local
It's never too late to learn something new.
We're Heyfield's registered Learn Local. We can help you get back into study, brush up on reading, writing and maths, get a qualification, find a job or just learn something for the fun of it.
We team up with local industries and employers to link learners with real jobs.
Kick Start Your Career in the Health Sector
Winner, Creating Local Solutions, 2020 Learn Local Awards. This program helps learners into entry-level jobs at Central Gippsland Health.
The Heyfield News
Printed weeklyLocal news for local people
The Heyfield & District News
Produced at the Resource Centre50c
Pick up a copy
Printed every week and sold at most shops around Heyfield for just 50c.
50c
Read it online, in colour
An online subscription is $25 a year. Pay at the Centre and we'll give you a password for the weekly paper.
$25 a year
Advertise or send in news
Ads start from $30. Get your ad to us by 12 noon each Monday. Call 5148 2100 to find out more.
From $30
Future of Heyfield
Helping shape what comes next for our town.
Through the Forestry Transition program, the Centre supports three community working groups turning local ideas into real projects. Some, like the Heyfield Adventure Hub, are already funded. This work runs until October 2027 and your ideas count.
Active Ageing
Digital skills, staying active, social connection and keeping your independence.
Agriculture
Training, new technology and working together to keep local farming strong.
Tourism
Inviting people to explore our beautiful region and growing the local economy.
Nov16
Social Media Marketing workshopMonday. Tourism working group
Nov18
Basic Espresso Coffee Making TrainingWednesday
Heyfield Wetlands photo: Kirsty McCullum Photography
Volunteer
Got some spare time? We'd love a hand.
Volunteering is a great way to meet people, learn new skills and give back to Heyfield. Got a talent you could teach others? Even better.
Cooking and serving community lunches
Front desk and admin
Community garden
Maintenance and grounds
Tutoring classes
Drop in and have a chat
Proud of what Heyfield has built together
1988Serving Heyfield and districts since
2017Australia's Strongest and Most Resilient Community
2018Learn Local Legend, Gippsland Region
2020Learn Local Awards winner, Creating Local Solutions
2021Neighbourhood Houses Victoria Climate Action finalist
Come and see us.
Drop in, give us a call or send an email. We're a friendly bunch.
Opening hours
| Monday | 8.30am to 4.30pm |
| Tuesday | 8.30am to 4.30pm |
| Wednesday | 8.30am to 4.30pm |
| Thursday | 8.30am to 4.30pm |
| Friday | Office closed |
| Weekends | Closed |