Community Hub, Braybrook
We know just how important it is to remain active, connected and independent as you age. At our Community Hub in Braybrook you can utilise a wide range of programs and services to achieve your goals.
Our centre
Our Community Hub in Braybrook has been specially designed to help you meet your health and wellness goals, connect with new people and continue living independently.
Programs
Our programs help you meet your goals
Allied health for movement, wellbeing and independence
Wellness and exercise groups
Healthy ageing education
Online fitness and education
Social connection outings
Social connection group activities
Features
Modern AgeWell Gym
Our fully-equipped gym is specifically designed for older people, whether you want to join a group exercise class or be guided by one of our allied health professionals.
Home Care office
If it’s time to consider getting a little extra help at home, pop into our on-site home care office for information and advice. We can also help you navigate My Aged Care to check your eligibility for our services.
Discover more about Community Hub, Braybrook
Visiting us
Anyone is welcome to join our Allied Health and Social Connections program.
Subsidies and greater clinical care may be available for people who:
- are aged 65 years and over
- are aged 50 years and are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
- have carers who require respite
- live alone and are assessed as being at risk of social isolation or depression
- have an assessed health concern that requires rehabilitation or restorative assistance.
To access subsidised services, you’ll need to be registered, assessed and referred by My Aged Care. No referral is required for clients who are self-funded.
Take a virtual tour
Explore our Community Hub at your own pace
Explore our Community Hub, Burwood East, including senior's gym, at your own pace with our virtual tour.
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