Compass Clubhouse
If you are living with an acquired brain injury(ABI), the Compass Clubhouse can support you to regain life and work skills and participate more meaningfully in the community.
How can the program assist me?
The Compass Clubhouse is operated by and for adults who have experienced an ABI (who are known as the members).
The philosophy and governance of the Compass Clubhouse encourages self-determination, self-confidence and self-worth. This is a very new initiative in which the members are involved in all levels of decision-making, including future directions of the Clubhouse.
The Compass Clubhouse offers:
- a place to come
- meaningful friendships
- meaningful work
- a place to return.
Please Note
To be a member of the clubhouse you must:
- be free of alcohol or non-prescription drugs
- be willing to attend the Clubhouse a minimum of one day per week
- be willing to participate in a work ordered day
- be able to arrange your own transport to get to and from the clubhouse
- have a healthy respect of self and others
- be reasonably independent in self care
- be willing and able to follow Clubhouse standards.
You also must not be considered a threat to yourself or others.
Contact Us
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Program contact details: |
Co-ordinator, Compass Clubhouse |
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Phone number |
03 9489 4399 |
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Contact email address |
compassclubhouse@live.com.au |
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Days of operation |
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday |
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Opening hours |
10 am to 4 pm |
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Geographical service operating areas |
Metropolitan Melbourne |
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Service capacity |
25 clients |
Find Us
Acquired Brain Injury
We work alongside people living with an Acquired Brain Injury, providing tailored support to assist them to reach their goals.
We provide case management, outreach and secondary consultation for children, young people and adults using a family sensitive and person centred approach.
