Aberfoyle Community Centre

Let us help you enjoy nutritious, affordable meals without the time, stress, and mess! Available to collect from the Aberfoyle Community Centre.

A variety of meals available, including vegetarian options.

Meals are cooked fresh on a Monday and are available for collection fresh on Monday afternoon or from 9am–4pm Monday – Friday.

Frozen meals from previous cooks may also be available, enquire at the centre.

Follow the Aberfoyle Community Centre on Facebook to see what nutritious meals will be available the coming week or call or visit the centre for more information.

Cost: $6 per meal
Payment options include cash, credit card and EFTPOS.

We also have a Pay it Forward program for our Let’s Eat Meals! If you would like to help friends or family with some meals but not sure what they enjoy, simply purchase some vouchers from the centre to give to them.

The Aberfoyle Community Centre is a drop off point for a variety of items that you can recycle. Our Community Recycling Station accepts, light globes, batteries, printer cartridges, oral hygiene products, writing instruments, mobile phones and bread tags.

The Aberfoyle Community Centre Book Exchange is where you can find a book to read without having to go to the library or purchase it! You can access the community book exchange anytime if you are looking for something new to read or if want to drop off books you no longer need.

Do you have excess home grown or homemade produce? Bring it along to the Centre to go on our new Grow Free Cart for others in the community to enjoy! The Grow Free cart is a perpetual sharing cart for home produce (vegetables, fruit, herbs, eggs etc), preserves and the like. The cart has been beautifully crafted by a volunteer of the Centre and can be found in the foyer.

The Purple Bin Project recognises that many people are doing without the basics - such as personal hygiene products, toiletries, socks and underwear.

The Project places Purple Bins in strategic locations asking the public for donations. Volunteers then put together care packs are then put together and distributed to those in need.