Social Saturday Time For Scones & Tea

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Kallista Tea Rooms, 103 Monbulk Road, Kallista, Victoria 3791

We are proud to be launching our Social Saturday Events so our community has the chance to meet and have fun with other like-minded clients and support workers. In April, join Chrissy and Murray for Scones and Tea in a beautiful spot in Mount Dandenong. 

 

There are a limited amount of spots available each month for NDIS participants, so don’t forget to register your spot today and grow your social connections.

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