Clothes Swap (Term 3, 2026)

Name: Clothes Swap (Term 3, 2026)
Start: 2026-07-20T14:30:00+1000
End: 2026-09-14T16:00:00+1000
Location: Craig Family Centre

Mon, 20 Jul, 2:30pm - Mon, 14 Sep, 4pm AEST

Craig Family Centre

Ashburton VIC, Australia

Craig Family Centre

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Description

Participants must sign up as Craig Family Centre members to access free programs.
Priced at $15 p/year for your family. Membership ends 31/12/2026. Concession rates apply.

Clothes Swap
Fortnightly Mondays | Following “Makeup for All” (1:00pm – 2:30pm session)
FREE with centre membership

Join our friendly and sustainable Clothes Swap, held fortnightly on Mondays after the Makeup Workshop. Bring along up to 10 great-quality winter clothing items to trade with other community members and refresh your wardrobe in a fun, low-cost way.

This session is perfect for anyone who enjoys the idea of swapping rather than buying, wants to meet like-minded people, or is looking to build connections through creative self-care. You’re also welcome to stay on after the Makeup Workshop and make an afternoon of it.

Guidelines:

Winter clothing only
No shoes, underwear, socks, or intimate items
All items must be clean, in good condition, and not broken
Please ensure anything you bring that is not swapped is taken home with you (no items can be left at the centre)

This is a welcoming space to connect, share, and explore sustainable fashion while building community in a relaxed and supportive environment.

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Our Story

The Craig Family Centre has been a treasured meeting place and children's centre for over 60 years in the Ashburton community.

The Craig Family Centre started its life as a result of a £2,000 bequest from the niece of WEJ Craig, an early Camberwell businessman. Money was donated to the Camberwell City Council to build a Children's Centre as a memorial to her uncle in the part of Ashburton known then as Alamein.

Alamein was built from 1948 by the Victorian government to provide housing for low income families after the Second World War. Many returned servicemen settled in the area in streets named after battles they had fought, planes they had fought in and significant events of the war. The main thoroughfare was named Victory Boulevard.

Most families consisted of working men, with women who were homemakers. Young mothers wanted a community space where they and their children could meet to share experiences. They worked hard to establish 'The Craig', which evolved over the years.

The original building grew bit by bit with various sections added as funding became available. A Neighbourhood House, community health centre (now Access Health & Community) and Maternal and Child Health Service was added to create a Community Hub known as the Craig Family Centre.

In the tradition of the original families, after many years of lobbying, including a petition signed by over 1,200 local residents, the Boroondara City Council approved a four-year-old kindergarten at the Craig, and to the delight of local families the original childcare centre was demolished and works began on our new Children's Hub! In 2015 our newest development was opened and in 2016 our four-year-old kindergarten program took its first enrolments.

The Craig Family Centre looks forward to continuing to grow with the Ashburton community and upholding our strong tradition of providing welcoming, relevant quality services to local residents.

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