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TAFE Courses starting soon in Coffs Harbour
Several Tafe courses in Human Services are starting soon in Coffs Harbour, including:
- Diploma of Counselling - starts 2 February 2026
- Certificate IV in Community Services - starts 2 February 2026
- Diploma of Community Services - starts 3 February 2026
- Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) - starts 5 February 2026
- Certificate III in Community Services - starts 22 April 2026
For more information head to the TAFE website or call TAFE on: 131601
Nocturnal Wildlife at the Botanic Garden
Spotlight possums, koala and other animals with experienced guides walking safe paths through the natural forests of the botanic garden.
Join the volunteer guides of the garden for a magical evening to search for possums, gliders, bats, maybe a koala ...and other little critters whose eye shine in the dark! Also experience the amazing world of nature's fluorescence under UV light. This 2km night walk follows paths through natural forests and planted gardens. We pause along the way to learn how the wild creatures live, what they eat and why they make such strange noises in the dark.
Tour size is strictly limited and bookings are essential. Bring a torch and insect repellent. Please wear enclosed shoes or sandals and bring an umbrella if there are passing showers.
Date: Friday, 6 February 2026
Time: 8pm to 9:30pm
Location: North Coast Regional Botanic Garden - Corner Hardacre and Coffs Streets, Coffs Harbour
Cost: $5 - $10
For more information and to book your tickets, head to the event webpage.
Lego Masters Exhibition at Yarrila
Vintage objects meet miniature LEGO brick worlds in RELICS: A New World Rises, an extraordinary exhibition created by LEGO Masters winners. Discover intricate LEGO brick civilisations thriving inside treasured objects from our past. Created by LEGO Masters winners, RELICS inspires curiosity for all ages and invites you to explore artistic intricacy and story-telling in an extraordinary way.
Exhibition Highlights:
- 12 immersive displays combining vintage objects with intricate worlds built from LEGO bricks.
- Created by LEGO Masters winners Jackson Harvey and Alex Towler.
- Layered storytelling that rewards curious minds of all ages with details and discoveries.
- Interactive build area where you can create and display your own model using LEGO® bricks.
- Custom scavenger hunt with different versions for children and adults.
- Audio guide: Download the free accessible audio description guide to your device before arriving and remember to bring your own headphones for the best listening experience.
Exhibition opens 28 March 2026.
For more information check out the Exhibition webpage.
After School Lego Club
Children can unleash their imagination, develop problem-solving skills, and build teamwork experiences through hands-on Lego challenges.
Join the After School LEGO Club at Harry Bailey Memorial Library!
Every Monday after school, kids aged 7-10 years (Years 3-5) are invited to join us for LEGO Club at Harry Bailey Memorial Library. It’s the perfect opportunity for kids to:
- build, create, and explore with LEGO
- challenge themselves with fun building tasks
- develop critical thinking, teamwork, and creativity
- make new friends and have fun!
Date: Mondays after school
Time: 3:45pm to 4:45pm
Location: Harry Bailey Memorial Library - 27 Gordon Street, Coffs Harbour
Age Group: 7-10 years (Years 3-5)
Program Duration: Weekly sessions during the school term
Bookings: This program is free however weekly registrations are required via the Eventbrite webpage.
Unregistered children are not guaranteed a place. Please reserve session tickets for each week your child plans to attend. If your child is unable to attend a session, kindly cancel the ticket in advance to allow another family to join.
For questions please contact via email: libraryprograms@chcc.nsw.gov.au
Live Life in Colour – A Seniors Festival 2026 Event
Let's celebrate! Join us for a vibrant morning of short presentations covering your rights as you age, travel and road apps, and digital decluttering tips. Peruse the variety of local information stalls on caring, legal issues, and volunteering opportunities across Coffs Harbour, helping you stay informed, confident, and thriving as you continue to bloom.
Date: Tuesday, 3 March 2026
Time: 10.30am to 12.30pm
Location: Level 2, Harry Bailey Memorial Library, Yarrila Place
Cost: Free
For more information, check out the Live Life in Colour event webpage.
Games Morning
Come together and game on!
Enjoy a friendly and casual morning of games at Harry Bailey Memorial Library! Our sessions on the SECOND Wednesday of each month offer a chance to connect with others over a cup of tea, learn new games and enjoy old favourites in relaxed environment.
Games morning is for everyone aged 16+, all skill levels, from beginners up! Don't know how to play? We select games where rules are easy to pick up, and teach you the rules in a fun, supportive environment.
Time: 10:30am to 12pm
Dates: Second Wednesday of every month
Location: Learning Lab, Level 2, Harry Bailey Memorial Library, Yarrila Place
Cost: Free
For more information, check out the event webpage.
2026 dates:
- Wednesday, 11 February 2026
- Wednesday, 11 March 2026
- Wednesday, 08 April 2026
- Wednesday, 13 May 2026
- Wednesday, 10 June 2026
- Wednesday, 08 July 2026
- Wednesday, 12 August 2026
- Wednesday, 09 September 2026
- Wednesday, 14 October 2026
- Wednesday, 11 November 2026
- Wednesday, 09 December 2026
Tech Essentials – Making tech easy!
Learning technology doesn’t have to be confusing—or boring! Tech Essentials is a practical, hands-on program for adults and seniors. Get the skills you need with supportive guidance in a way you can understand.
Program sessions are held at Coffs Harbour Library and Toormina Library.
To find out about upcoming sessions, check out the Tech Essentials event webpage.
Craft and Connect
A wonderful opportunity to meet like-minded people, share ideas, and enjoy a relaxed morning of crafting with a cup of tea or coffee.
Looking for a creative outlet and a chance to connect with fellow crafters? Craft & Connect is the perfect monthly gathering for craft lovers of all skill levels. Bring along your own project to work on or join in on exciting community crafting initiatives throughout the year. It’s a wonderful opportunity to meet like-minded people, share ideas, and enjoy a relaxed morning with a cup of tea or coffee.
Time: 10:30am to 12:30pm
Dates: First Wednesday of every month.
Location: Learning Lab, Level 2, Harry Bailey Memorial Library, Yarrila Place
Cost: Free, bookings requested (so we can prepare materials & morning tea)
For more information and to book, check out the event webpage.
2026 dates:
- Wednesday, 04 February 2026
- Wednesday, 04 March 2026
- Wednesday, 01 April 2026
- Wednesday, 06 May 2026
- Wednesday, 03 June 2026
- Wednesday, 01 July 2026
- Wednesday, 05 August 2026
- Wednesday, 02 September 2026
- Wednesday, 07 October 2026
- Wednesday, 04 November 2026
- Wednesday, 02 December 2026
Chair Yoga
Enhance physical, mental, and emotional well-being for all ages and fitness levels.
Experience the tranquillity and rejuvenation of Chair Yoga! Whether you're seeking to enhance flexibility, reduce stress, or improve posture, our gentle yet effective practices are tailored to meet your needs and promote holistic wellness.
All you need to bring is a positive attitude and readiness to unwind and relax! Don't miss out on this opportunity to prioritise your wellbeing.
Time: 10:30am to 11am
Dates: Fourth Wednesday of every month
Location: Learning Lab, Level 2, Harry Bailey Memorial Library, Yarrila Place
Cost: Free
For more information, check out the event webpage.
2026 dates:
• Wednesday 25 February 2026
• Wednesday 25 March 2026
• Wednesday 22 April 2026
• Wednesday 27 May 2026
• Wednesday 24 June 2026
Brain Training
Join us for an engaging Brain Training session where you can challenge your mind and keep your cognitive skills sharp! Engage in stimulating exercises designed to enhance memory, focus, and problem-solving abilities.
Time: 10:30am to 11:30am
Dates: Third Wednesday of every month
Location: Learning Lab, Level 2, Harry Bailey Memorial Library, Yarrila Place
Cost: Free
For more information, check out the event webpage.
2026 dates
• Wednesday 18 February 2026
• Wednesday 18 March 2026
• Wednesday 15 April 2026
• Wednesday 20 May 2026
• Wednesday 17 June 2026
A Journey through Aboriginal Culture and Landholder Partnerships
An evening celebrating Aboriginal culture and the powerful partnerships between Traditional Owners and local landholders working together to care for country.
Join North Coast Local Land Services for an evening of reflection, learning, and connection as we explore how landholders and Aboriginal communities can work together to care for Country.
Through real examples of on‑ground collaboration, this event highlights the shared knowledge, respect, and relationships that help restore balance to the land and deepen cultural understanding.
Your free ticket includes live performances from local Aboriginal musicians, tastings of traditional bush tucker, and conversations with landholders who have partnered with Aboriginal communities to strengthen cultural awareness and improve the health of their properties.
The night will also feature Narlu, a short film showcasing the restoration of Narlu and the cultural significance behind the project. In addition, Local Land Services will launch their new Cultural Handbook, a practical guide designed to help landholders identify, respect, and protect Aboriginal culture on their land. This is a unique opportunity to listen, learn, and celebrate the power of working together on Country.
Date: Thursday, 12 March 2026
Time: 6pm to 8pm
Location: Bellingen Memorial Hall - 32 Hyde Street, Bellingen
Cost: Free
Bookings essential. For more information and to book your spot, check out the event webpage.
Bellingen Plant Fair
Presented by the Bellingen Environment Centre Inc., on Gumbaynggir Country, the Bellingen Plant Fair is a biannual celebration of all things green!
The Bellingen Plant Fair is a non-profit event supporting local plant growers. They are on a mission to get more plants on our earth. All profits from the Plant Fair support the important work of the Bellingen Environment Centre Inc.
Date: Saturday, 14 March 2026
Time: 7.30am to 1pm
Location: Bellingen Park - Corner Church and Park Streets, Bellingen
For more information about the Bellingen Plant Fair, including being a stallholder, check out the Plant Fair website.
Bellingen Readers Writers Festival 2026
The Bellingen Readers Writers Festival is happening again in 2026 in beautiful Bellingen and the dates are set!
Save the date - 5th to 7th June 2026.
If you are interested in attending this event then keep an eye on the Festival's website, as sessions fill quickly!
Tech Savvy Seniors at your Library
Bellingen Shire Libraries are excited to be offering the Tech Savvy Seniors program at all branches, in partnership with the NSW Government and Telstra. This initiative offers free technology training to seniors, helping them confidently navigate the digital world.
The Shire Libraries are offering drop-in sessions for our Seniors with little or no digital experience, providing hands-on support to develop essential skills for socialising, accessing services, and managing personal tasks online. Participants will receive guidance on using computers, tablets, smartphones, the internet, email, and social media platforms. ‘We are here to help our community embrace the digital age,’ said Shire Librarian, Rowena Sierant. ‘Our team can also assist you with downloading our library apps, giving you access to talking books, e-books or magazines all through your smart phone.’
Tech Savvy events:
Bellingen Library: Thursdays fortnightly 10am to 12pm
Urunga Library: Wednesdays fortnightly 10am to 12pm
Dorrigo Library: Thursdays fortnightly 10am to 12pm
For more information, including the dates of the next events, call Bellingen Library on 6655 1744, Urunga Library on 6655 6444 or Dorrigo Library on 6657 2234.
Lifeline Crisis Support Phone Volunteers Information Night
Lifeline Mid Coast is seeking people who would like to make a difference.
Learn how you can become a lifeline for those in need by joining us at our information night. This in-person event will provide you with all the information you need to make a difference in someone's life. Whether you're looking to give back to the community or gain valuable skills, this event is perfect for you. Come and find out how you can be a lifeline for those in need. Don't miss this opportunity to make a real impact!
Date: Thursday, 5 February 2026
Time: 6pm to 8pm
Location: The Westport Club - 25 Buller Street, Port Macquarie
Cost: Free
For more information and to register your attendance, check out the Lifeline Information Night webpage.
Accidental Counsellor Foundations 1-day Workshop
The Lifeline Accidental Counsellor Foundations Workshop will provide you with necessary skills and tools to be able to step into the shoes of an accidental counsellor momentarily, respond appropriately, efficiently and effectively to people in crisis or distress when there may not be a professional immediately available.
Participants gain a greater understanding of how to communicate more effectively and learn strategies to help foster effective and trusting relationships with clients or peers. The workshop is flexible and interactive, encouraging participants to ask questions, share their experiences, practice skills and engage in self-reflection.
Two workshops are on offer in Port Macquarie:
Dates: Wednesday, 18 March 2026 or Wednesday, 25 March 2026
Time: 9am start (finish time to be advised upon registration)
Location: To be advised upon registration
Cost: The workshops are free to attend however places are limited. Please only register if you are 100% able to attend.
To register for the workshop on 18 March 2026 fill out the registration form here.
To register for the workshop on 25 March 2026 fill out the registration form here.
Free Grant Writing Workshop
Are you a sporting club, community group, event organiser or small business?
Boost your grant writing skills in this FREE, practical workshop and learn how to find the right funding opportunities, write strong applications, increase your chances of success, and confidently acquit your grants.
Council is hosting three 2-hour Grant Writing Workshops, delivered by one of Australia’s leading grant experts.
Date: Monday, 16 February 2026
- Time: 12pm to 2pm
- Location: Port Panthers - 1 Bay Street, Port Macquarie
Date: Monday, 16 February 2026
- Time: 5pm to 7pm
- Location: Port Panthers - 1 Bay Street, Port Macquarie
Date: Tuesday, 17 February 2026
- Time: 12pm to 2pm
- Location: Wauchope Country Club - 24 King Street, Wauchope
For more information and to secure your spot at one of the above sessions, check out the workshop page on the Council website.
Chill & Chat – Free Men’s Program
Looking for a relaxed space to connect, unwind and enjoy some time just for you?
Chill & Chat is a FREE program creating a safe, welcoming space for men to come together, play games, socialise and enjoy some snacks.
This all abilities program is open to men experiencing mental health challenges, living with disability, supporting someone with disability, facing social or physical barriers or anyone simply wanting some extra “me time” to focus on their wellbeing.
Chill and Chat events are held at Port Macquarie and Wauchope.
Port Macquarie events:
- Date: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of every month
- Time: 1.30pm to 3pm
- Location: Port Macquarie Neighbourhood Centre - 2 Dodds Street, Port Macquarie
Wauchope events:
- Date: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of every month
- Time: 1.30pm to 3pm
- Location: Wauchope Neighbourhood Centre - 4 Tallowood Avenue, Wauchope
For more information, check out the Chill & Chat page on the Port-Hastings Council website.
Free Group Meditation and Mindfulness Sessions
An informal, friendly and relaxed session offering tips and tools on practising mindfulness and meditation, as well as a variety of short practices to help de-stress, relax the body, calm the mind and emotions. Different tips and meditations offered weekly.
All sessions are one hour and facilitated by Bernie Ginnane - Counsellor & Meditation & Mindfulness Facilitator.
Held once a month on Saturday mornings and once a month on Thursday afternoons.
For more information, including the dates of upcoming events, check out the event page on the Council website.
Strength in Motion
Strength in Motion is a free, inclusive wellbeing group for men and women looking to move their bodies gently and confidently. Each week focuses on one session of guided movement, using pilates- and yoga-inspired techniques to improve strength, flexibility, balance, and mobility.
Designed for all abilities, this supportive and relaxed group encourages you to move at your own pace in a safe, welcoming environment. Whether you’re new to movement or returning after a break, Strength in Motion offers a positive space to reconnect with your body and support your overall wellbeing.
This free program runs on Mondays from 12 to 1pm followed by a 30 minute peer group.
Date: Every Monday
Time: 12pm to 1.30pm
Location: Wauchope Neighbourhood Centre - 4 Tallowood Avenue, Wauchope
Cost: Free
For more information, visit the event page on the Council website.
Raising Warriors Mum’s Support and Wellness Group
Raising Warriors is a supportive mums’ wellness group created to nurture you while you nurture everyone else. Each week focuses on one calming or restorative activity, offering something different to support your wellbeing.It’s a safe, welcoming space to slow down, connect with other mums, and take time just for you.
On-site childcare is available, so you can fully relax and enjoy the session knowing your little ones are close by and cared for. Come as you are and refill your cup while building strength, balance, and connection.
This is a free group and childcare is available each week.
Date: Every Monday
Time: 5.30pm to 7pm
Location: Port Macquarie Neighbourhood Centre - 2 Dodds Street, Port Macquarie
Cost: Free
For more information, check out the Raising Warriors page on the Council website.
Empower Her Women’s Wellness
Empower Her is a welcoming women’s group designed to help you slow down, connect, and invest in your wellbeing. Each week focuses on one activity, offering something new to explore.It’s a relaxed and supportive space to try new experiences, express yourself, build confidence, and connect with other women. Come as you are and take time to recharge, learn something new, and feel empowered.
This program runs once a week for 6 weeks.
Dates: Tuesdays each week 10 February to 17 March 2026
Time: 1pm to 2.30pm
Location: Port Macquarie Neighbourhood Centre - 2 Dodds Street, Port Macquarie
Cost: Free
For more information, check out the Empower Her page on the Council website.
Grow Catch & Cook – Free Garden-to-plate Program
Grow, Catch & Cook is a free, all-ages garden-to-plate program that brings people together through hands-on, practical activities. Sessions are built around activities such as gardening, fishing, or cooking, creating opportunities to learn together and enjoy the journey from start to finish. The program encourages support workers, family members, and carers to attend alongside participants, making it a shared and inclusive experience.
In a relaxed and welcoming environment, Grow, Catch & Cook supports learning, teamwork, and wellbeing while celebrating the journey from garden and sea to the plate.
This free program runs on Wednesdays from 12:20 to 2pm at the Lake Cathie Community Hub and Garden.
Dates: Every Wednesday
Time: 12.20pm to 2pm
Location: Lake Cathie Community Hub and Garden - 34 Mullaway Road, Lake Cathie
Cost: Free
For more information, check out the Grow Catch & Cook page on the Council website.
Blue Sky Community Services – Positions Vacant
Work with us to make a difference in people’s lives.
A career at Blue Sky is rewarding and fulfilling. Our work environment is supportive and flexible, and our culture is positive and values based.
We have organisational values that are lived workplace practices. At Blue Sky Community Services we value optimism and innovation, integrity and respect, inclusion and diversity, and connection and kindness.
We believe that the make-up of our workplace should reflect the diversity of the communities we work with.
We strongly encourage people from diverse backgrounds and cultures, and people who have lived experience of disability, to apply to work with us.
The following positions are currently available:
Financial Accountant, Coffs Harbour - Applications must be received before midday on Monday, 23rd March 2026.
For more information on the available roles, please visit our Careers page.
Pocket Speechie – Free Program for Pre-school Children
Pocket Speechie is a free program for children who are going to school in 2026 and 2027. Pocket Speechie provides helpful tips to build your child’s speech, language, and literacy skills, delivered to your phone. These are written by speech pathologists and include tips and fun activities.
The SMS program is about to start for 2026, with topics including:
- Transition to school and school readiness
- Typical speech sound development
- Vocabulary and language development
- Book sharing
- Hearing and the links with speech and language
Daily Wellness Habits to Maintain Independence E-book
Learn how to maintain independence in your everyday life through simple gentle habits, including morning routines, nutrition and mindfulness
Complete the Certificate IV in Community Services
Always wanted to work in community and support people? A Certificate IV in Community Services can provide you with the qualification you need to get started. This course will give you skills to effectively support individuals in community settings, or community-based programs.
Our dedicated teachers will teach you how to listen and respond to your clients needs, follow safe work practices, work with diverse groups of people and manage personal stressors at work.
This course can be studied online and starts 2 February 2026.
For more information visit the TAFE website or call TAFE on: 131601.
Auslan Emergency Interpreting App Now Available
The Auslan Emergency Interpreting (AEI) App is now available for Deaf and hard of hearing Australia, giving our community equal access to Triple Zero (000) for the first time in history.
To help you get started, we've created two short step-by-step demo videos for iPhone and Android.
Each video will show you how to download the app, open it for the first time, and get ready to make an emergency call with a NAATI qualified Auslan interpreter.
To find out more about the app and to watch the video, head to the AEI App webpage.
Inclusion Support available for Businesses, Organisations and Community Groups
Blue Sky's Inclusive Communities team can provide inclusion support to your business, organisation (non-NDIS providers), community or sporting group, to assist you with how to be more welcoming and supportive of people with disability visiting your space.
An Inclusive Communities Coordinator can deliver sensory awareness education to your team, and provide support to create your own sensory kit. Or your team may benefit from person-first disability awareness education to ensure they utilise respectful language and avoid assumptions. Or you may like assistance to create your own social story to welcome people to your space.
Supports can be tailored to your needs - pick and choose what you'd like! And supports are free!
Reach out to our Inclusive Communities Coordinators to have a chat and plan your support:
Coffs Harbour, Bellingen and Nambucca Heads LGAs:
- Lynda Warwick
- Phone: 0417 878 391
- Email: lyndawarwick@bluesky.org.au
Port Macquarie and Kempsey LGAs:
- Ross Henderson
- Phone: 0428 353 424
- Email: rosshenderson@bluesky.org.au
Explore Community Grants Currently on Offer
There are many community Grants currently open that may be of interest to you or your organisation. Check these out below.
- FRRR Strengthening Rural Communities Prepare and Recover Program https://frrr.org.au/funding/src-prepare-recover/
- FRRR Strengthening Rural Communities Small and Vital Program https://frrr.org.au/funding/src-small-vital/
- Pride Foundation Small Grants Program https://pridefoundation.org.au/small-grants/
- The Hall Trust Grants and Programs https://www.wehalltrust.org.au/grant-programs
- SilverChef Community Grants Program https://www.silverchef.com.au/pages/community-grants
- Variety We Join Community Grants https://nsw.variety.org.au/we-join-community-grant/
Community Consultation on Inclusive & Accessible Events
Blue Sky Community Services (NDIS LAC Partner in the Community) is currently developing some new resources promoting inclusion and accessibility, and we need your help!
Our aim is to educate and empower organisations to create more inclusive and accessible environments, where everyone is welcome, safe and included. To ensure that our resources meet the expectations and needs of those living with disability, we would love to know your experiences and needs.
This short anonymous survey is a great way to have your experiences acknowledged.
Mid North Coast Virtual Care
Emergency Departments are for emergencies: Is the Emergency Department the best place for you or your patient?
If you have a mild illness and it’s not an emergency, consider if there is a better way to get better.
MNC Virtual Care can direct you or your patient to a GP or nurse for advice or assistance over the phone, or help link and refer you to the right service to best meet your health needs.
For more information read the MNC Virtual Care flyer here or visit the Mid North Coast Local Health District website.
Community Connections Guide – Inclusive Groups in our Communities
Blue Sky Community Services created the Community Connections Guide to encourage social inclusion across the Mid North Coast. The guide contains profiles of local groups and includes information on how to join, what to expect, and a list of accessibility features.
Community members can use the guide to explore groups they may wish to connect to.
Community groups can reach out to Blue Sky to be featured in the guide - It’s free to list! We can also assist you with easy practical ways your group can celebrate diversity, promote inclusion and, most importantly, make people feel like they belong.
You can access the Community Connections Guide on Blue Sky's website.
If you are a community group who would like to be included in the guide, please contact:
Lynda Warwick - Inclusive Communities Coordinator
Phone: 0417 878 391
Email: lyndawarwick@bluesky.org.au
Long Service Leave in the Sector Information
On 1st July 2025 the NSW Government introduced a new portable long service leave scheme. Under the scheme, those who do eligible work in the community services industry can accrue long service leave across different jobs, employers and contracts.
The scheme allows eligible workers to submit a claim for long service leave after seven years of service even if they've worked for more than one employer. This applies to people doing community service work on a full-time, part-time or casual basis.
Find out how the scheme works and everything you might like to know at the Long Service Corporation Website .
Free Education Modules on Blue Sky’s YouTube Channel!
Have you subscribed to Blue Sky's YouTube channel yet? If not, do it now!
You can watch educational videos to build your disability awareness and confidence, learn sign language, learn about sensory awareness and sensory tools, find out about Blue Sky projects, and don't miss the Ask Away video series starring people with lived experience of disability sharing important information. And it's all free!
So much great stuff is available so why not improve your knowledge and skills! Check out the Blue Sky YouTube channel here!
Keep Your Eyes Peeled for Inclusion Boards within the MNC!
Keep an eye out for these colourful inclusion boards in hospitals and community health centres across the Mid North Coast Local Health District! The boards have been developed as part of Blue Sky Community Services' Enhancing Inclusion in the Health System project, with the QR code taking the scanner to important information and resources that support inclusion in the health system for people with disability. You can check out these important resources on the Blue Sky Community Services website.
Carer Gateway Counselling Service
Caring for a friend or relative can be complicated. The carer phone counselling service can help you manage daily challenges and ease stress and strain, and offers counselling to fit into your busy life.
Book an appointment today by calling our friendly team weekdays on phone: 1800 422 737 (option 2) or by visiting the Carer Gateway website.
