Organisations, Associations & Clubs in Ballarat Central, Ballarat, VIC
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Results from the 'Organisations, Associations & Clubs' category in Ballarat Central, Ballarat
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Ballarat Business Centre, 706 Sturt St, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5331 1155
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49 Lydiard St, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5331 1183
Anglican church 
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119 Lydiard Street North, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5333 3233
Chamber of Commerce 
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119 Lydiard Street North, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5333 3233
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7 Lydiard St S, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5331 5555
Organization, Non-Profit Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Association or organization, Community Organization 
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7 Lyons St North, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5329 2800
YMCA stands for Young Men’s Christian Association. The first YMCA was formed in London in 1844 by George Williams. The purpose was to meet the physical and spiritual needs of young apprentices in industrial cities. George William’s goal for opening the YMCA was to provide a safe environment for young men and and to teach them Christian Values. This concept soon spread around the world and now there are 119 countries that run a YMCA, making the World Alliance of YMCAs one of the largest international community organisations. Each has special community involvement, either in supporting youth, or helping those who are less fortunate. The YMCA in Australia The first YMCA started in Adelaide in 1851 and quickly spread to Melbourne and Sydney in 1853, Hobart Town followed in 1854. Ballarat originally started in 1878, in Main Road and in 1909 the Camp Street building was opened and operated until 1994 when the YMCA moved to the Ballarat Aquatic Centre. In 2004, the Ballarat YMCA moved its headquarters to YHQ in Armstrong Street South, Ballarat. 2010 saw the headquarters, now known as Y Central, move to the current location in Lyons Street North, Ballarat. YMCA Ballarat Today The YMCA is an organisation which aims to help communities to be healtheir and happier. Ballarat YMCA has operations in many regions throughout Victoria, involving people of all ages and abilities. Our purpose remains focused on the development of individuals and communities in body, mind and spirit. Having a real impact in local Communities See our Snapshot of YMCA Ballarat Today . The YMCA of Ballarat Inc is a Not-for-Profit organisation. ABN 47 539 957 592. 
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6/106-110 Lydiard St S, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5332 1240
Non-Governmental Organization NGO, Non-governmental organization 
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106 Market St, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5333 7104
Association or organization 
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26 Camp St, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5332 3666
associations, unions, groups, union, unions services, union services 
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32 Curtis Street, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5332 3700
bowling clubs, club, clubs, bowling 
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5 Chancery Ln, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5331 5999
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28 Camp Street, Ballarat, 3350
(03) 5304 4777
Nonprofit Organization, Youth Organization, Youth center 
Headspace Ballarat is highly recommended for mental health support, particularly for individuals under 26 years old. Customers praise the organization's understanding of youth issues and the effective services they offer. 
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136A Albert St, Ballarat, 3350
0488 854 257
Ballarat Hackerspace is a nonprofit organization with a warm and inviting community of members. They offer access to equipment and resources for various technical projects, creating a friendly atmosphere for learning and collaboration. The team of volunteers is dedicated and always available to offer advice and support. 
1025 Sturt Street, BALLARAT CENTRAL, 3350
(03) 5337 9222
We are a community-based, not-for-profit organisation that has been providing specialist family and relationship services across Melbourne and Victoria since 1948. Our vision is for positive, respectful, safe and fulfilling relationships for all Australians. 