Burwood Croydon Uniting Church

English Conversation

English conversation meets online of Tuesday’s at 11am, and in person at Burwood Church on Thursday’s at 7pm. This is a program for any who want to practice their English conversational skills. English Conversation is free of charge.

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Emergency Services

For emergency relief or short term counseling assistance, please call 9744 9635 for an appointment.

Hours for appointments are:
Tuesdays and Wednesdays: 10:30am-12:30pm, 1-3pm

Funds are provided through the Burwood/Croydon Uniting Church Benevolent Fund, Mission and Resource Funding, and the Federal Government Financial Crisis and Material Aid Program: Emergency Relief Grant.

In 2019/20, there were over 650 people helped with material supports or counseling. 

Other Missional Activities

Events linking the community are integral. Being at the heart of our communities, we offer events throughout the year like Pancake Day, Easter Breakfast, Burwood Festival Sunday, Biggest Morning Tea (led by the Preschool), International Dinner, A Christmas Presence, and Christmas Carols. In 2017/18, some 5500 people participated in an outreach event of Burwood-Croydon.

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 Faith Formation and Fellowship, and Support Groups

These groups include Bible Studies, Music Connections, Parenting, Painting, and Playgroup.

Preschool

Our Preschool provides a high quality early childhood educational program for children and families. There are two programs; a two day program and a three day program. As part of the mission of the church, we focus on supporting low income families and culturally and linguistically diverse families.

Address: 134A Burwood Road, Burwood NSW 2134
Ages: 3 to 5 years
Hours: 8:30am to 4pm public school terms

Approved places: 40

Contact details: Vanessa Girardi (Service Director and Nominated Supervisor) (02) 9744 3469 or burkind@bigpond.com.au 

UnitingCare Burwood Preschool sits proudly on Wangal land and has been for the past 75 years. The preschool has a very strong sense of community and it’s common to have second and third generation families returning with their children and grandchildren to attend the preschool. The preschool is overseen by a Board of Management which consists of volunteer parent representatives, community and congregation members. 

We aim for children to feel a sense of connection, community, belonging and being. We view children as capable, competent, co-contributors, and acknowledge them as active participants in their own learning. We endeavour to develop strong partnerships with families as we believe they have a powerful influence on children's learning and development, providing a wealth of knowledge about their children.  

Our preschool is a place where play is used to encourage happiness, support exploration, scaffold ideas, be curious and promote engagement. We believe that our differences are what make us strong as a community and we value the different abilities, cultures, languages and identities of our community. 

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