Darebin Intercultural Centre
A place where people cultivate mutual respect for each other’s cultures and identities and can equally participate in civic and community life.
About the Darebin Intercultural Centre
The Darebin Intercultural Centre is located at 350 High Street Preston. The Centre is a place where people from across the community can build respect and understanding for each other’s cultures and identities, through conversations, programs, activities and events. We welcome everyone to come in, connect and explore this exciting new community space.
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What's on at the Darebin Intercultural Centre
We value and promote the connections that happen within and between diverse communities, generations and identities. We create the space, time and opportunity for individuals and groups to reflect on how they differ and what they share. Our programs are intended to inspire insight, encourage understanding and open up new worlds. We support, generate and pursue ideas that are co-designed, or community or Council-led.
To find out what's on at the Darebin Intercultural Centre check out the Events Calendar.
Background
The Darebin Intercultural Centre has moved to a purpose-built space that has been co-designed in partnership with the Wurundjeri Woi wurrung Traditional Owners and members of our diverse community. The new Centre occupies a ground-level renovated section of Council’s High Street building with chambers, meeting rooms and offices remaining on the first floor. The renewal of the Darebin Intercultural Centre program is guided by a Programming Framework that was also co-designed with Traditional Owners and the community.
For more information about the history of this project, please visit Your Say page.
Accessibility
The Darebin Intercultural Centre has the following access features:
- DDA compliant ramps to entrance with handrails
- A disabled accessible car parking space located at the front of the building
- Braille & tactile signage displayed to identify each sanitary facility and required exit
- Accessible toilets
- Hearing augmentation
- Baby change facilities
- Gender inclusive bathrooms
- Wheelchair accessible access to kitchenette
- Reflection room
- Accessible pictogram signage for bathroom
- Nearby: Changing Places bathroom (opposite Preston library)
Photo credit: Peter Bennetts