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Search HelpKingston Neighbourhood House is a supportive and welcoming place for people in our community. This Adult Learners Week, we will be welcoming them for a pop-up at Kingston Library to tell people about the programs, services, and activities they offer, as well as giving away some seedlings!
The Kingston Repair Café recently moved to Kingston Neighbourhood House, and you can also check out this display in our foyer from 2 September.
Parking:
• Maximum 2 hour stay at the library
• Parking in Channel Court shopping complex is maximum 3 hours.
To ensure a successful event, please:
• Let us know if you can’t attend so we can give your place to someone else
• Don’t attend if you are unwell
• Follow hygiene practices eg. hand sanitising
• Let us know if you have any support needs or if a support person will be coming with you.
Accessibility:
• 2 permit mobility parking spaces next to the library – 2 hour parking limits
• Level access, automatic entrance doors, wide doorways and aisles for wheelchairs
• Accessible toilet with a change table for children
• Parenting room in Channel Court shopping centre next to the library
Please contact us if you need more information about this program:
• Kingston Library on (03) 6165 6208
• kingston.library@libraries.tas.gov.au
Libraries Tasmania continues implementing Public Health guidelines to ensure our spaces remain as safe as possible for our clients and staff. Wearing a mask indoors is not mandatory but you may wish to do so, especially where physical distancing is not possible.
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