Dumbleyung Community Resource Centre
Dumbleyung Community Resource Centre (CRC) is a community-managed, not-for-profit organisation providing practical services, learning opportunities and places for people to connect.
Based at 28 Absolon Street, the CRC and Bluebird Interpretive Centre opened in 2015. The building also houses the public library and Dumbleyung Delights Café, bringing community services, local history and social activity together.
Programs and community activities
Young people, families and creative activities
The CRC brings people together through workshops, creative sessions and community events.
Activities have included an after-school Chillout Zone, where local children could relax, play board games and take part in creative activities. Family programs have also included storytime and seasonal craft sessions.
Contact the CRC for current activities, age requirements and bookings.
Public library and digital resources
Dumbleyung Public Library operates within the CRC, offering books, DVDs and access to digital reading, listening and viewing resources.
Library members can use the online catalogue to reserve books, renew loans and request items through interlibrary lending. Listed digital resources include BorrowBox, Libby, Kanopy, Hoopla and LOTE4Kids.
Ask staff about joining the library and accessing its resources. Explore the library services.
Technology and everyday assistance
The centre provides computer and internet access, technology support, printing, scanning, laminating and binding.
Staff also assist with document design and formatting, social media material and other administrative tasks for individuals, businesses and community groups.
Meeting space, a private office and video conferencing facilities are available for hire. Contact the CRC about availability, equipment and current fees.
Staying in Place
The CRC coordinates local home care support through Staying in Place, helping residents remain independent and connected within their community.
People seeking support can contact the centre to discuss their needs and available arrangements. Those interested in becoming independent support workers can also enquire.
See Staying in Place — Dumbleyung for further information.
Bluebird Interpretive Centre
The Bluebird Interpretive Centre tells the story of Donald Campbell’s 1964 World Water Speed Record on Lake Dumbleyung through displays, memorabilia and storyboards.
A life-size replica of Campbell’s K7 Bluebird stands across the road. Viewing the interpretive display and replica is free.
Visit the Bluebird information page to learn more.
Local news — Quack Chat
The CRC produces Quack Chat, a monthly community newsletter covering news and events across Dumbleyung and Kukerin.
Printed editions and electronic subscriptions are available. Community members can contribute articles, sporting results, announcements and event information, while businesses and organisations can enquire about advertising.
See Quack Chat subscriptions and contributions.
Support the CRC
There are several practical ways to contribute:
- Become a CRC member: Membership categories include individuals, seniors and concession holders, community groups and businesses. Visit the membership page for the current application and benefits.
- Support community news: Purchase or subscribe to Quack Chat, or enquire about advertising.
- Offer a donation or practical assistance: Contact the CRC to discuss current priorities, suitable contributions and payment arrangements.
Support enquiries: admin@dumbleyungcrc.com or 0459 932 616.
Organisation and DGR status
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Legal entity | Dumbleyung Community Resource Centre |
| ABN | 35 488 032 451 |
| Entity type | Other Incorporated Entity |
| DGR status | Not entitled to receive tax-deductible gifts |
Donations to the CRC are not tax deductible under its current DGR status.
View the official ABN Lookup record.
WAssup connection
Confirmed — future allocation.
Dumbleyung CRC has accepted a future WAssup speaker and microphone kit as a locally managed community resource. The equipment will support youth activities, workshops, gatherings and events through the centre.
Contact and visit
Dumbleyung Community Resource Centre
28 Absolon Street
Dumbleyung WA 6350
Coordinator: Peta Stangoni
Phone: 0459 932 616
Email: admin@dumbleyungcrc.com
Website: dumbleyungcrc.com
CRC and library hours: Monday–Friday, 9am–3:30pm, excluding public holidays.
Contact the centre for program dates, bookings and service availability.