There are 16 regional Neighbourhood House Networks in Victoria. They are managed by volunteer committees or advisory groups drawn from the local Neighbourhood House and Learning Centre representatives and their membership is composed of local neighbourhood houses and learning centres.
The Networks receive funding from the Department of Health and Human Services and in some cases from local government and a variety of other sources.
Membership numbers, geographical size and the number of hours funded vary widely.
The Neighbourhood Houses Victoria (NHVic) is the peak body for the Neighbourhood House and Learning Centre sector in Victoria.
Networks collaborate with Member Neighbourhood Houses, State Government, Local Government and the NHVic as summarised in the diagram below.
The Networks receive funding from the Department of Health and Human Services and in some cases from local government and a variety of other sources.
Membership numbers, geographical size and the number of hours funded vary widely.
The Neighbourhood Houses Victoria (NHVic) is the peak body for the Neighbourhood House and Learning Centre sector in Victoria.
Networks collaborate with Member Neighbourhood Houses, State Government, Local Government and the NHVic as summarised in the diagram below.
