Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group Inc.

Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group Inc. Our organisation is governed by a volunteer Management Board voted in at the AGM by the members of the organisation.

We provide essential services to the Gloucester area:
-Aged care services under HCP & CHSP
-Disability support/NDIS
-Training services & meeting room hire
-Health transport
-Meals on Wheels
-Hardship assistance & donated food pantry Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group Incorporated is a not-for-profit, incorporated community organisation formed in 1989 to provide a variety of community services to people in the locality of Gloucester Local Government area and the area known as the Bucketts Way Strip. This area spans from Limeburners Creek in the south to Krambach in the east and includes the communities of Gloucester, Barrington, Stratford, Craven, Wards River, Stroud Road, Stroud, Booral, and Allworth. It receives funding for its projects from the Ageing, Disability & Home Care, Community Services and the Australian Government for various projects and acknowledges their contribution for the services and programs BWNG Inc provides. The Neighbourhood Centre, aged care, disability services, training, transport and all operational aspects of the organisation operates within the Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group Inc, in a building owned by the BWNG Inc from 88 King Street, Gloucester, NSW, to provide a range of community services.

📢WE'RE HIRING! 📢Aged Care Services Officer - Full-Time RoleBWNG is seeking a motivated and organised Aged Care Services ...
21/02/2026

📢WE'RE HIRING! 📢
Aged Care Services Officer - Full-Time Role
BWNG is seeking a motivated and organised Aged Care Services Officer to coordinate our Food Services Program, Fleet Management, Volunteer Coordination, and Health Transport Services.
This diverse role leads the coordination of Meals on Wheels (MOW) volunteer engagement/coordination, fleet management, and health transport services. It ensures all programs run efficiently, meet compliance requirements, and deliver high-quality support to clients.
For more information or to apply for this role, please visit the employment page of our website:
https://bwng.org.au/employment

We are pleased to congratulate (and thank!) Caroline Blamires on undertaking a new responsibility as BWNG’s Nurse Coordi...
20/02/2026

We are pleased to congratulate (and thank!) Caroline Blamires on undertaking a new responsibility as BWNG’s Nurse Coordinator.
Many of you will already know Caroline through her work as both a Support Worker and Registered Nurse, where her warm, approachable personality and genuine care for participants have made her a valued member of our team.
While Caroline will continue providing direct nursing care to participants, she will now also lead and support our nursing team, working
closely with the rest of our aged care department to ensure high-quality, consistent and person-centred care for our participants.
Please join us in congratulating Caroline on this well-deserved next step in her career.

📢WE'RE HIRING!📢Aged Care Services Officer - Full-Time RoleBWNG is seeking a motivated and organised Aged Care Services O...
16/02/2026

📢WE'RE HIRING!📢
Aged Care Services Officer - Full-Time Role
BWNG is seeking a motivated and organised Aged Care Services Officer to coordinate our Food Services Program, Fleet Management, Volunteer Coordination, and Health Transport Services.
This diverse role leads the coordination of Meals on Wheels (MOW) volunteer engagement/coordination, fleet management, and health transport services. It ensures all programs run efficiently, meet compliance requirements, and deliver high-quality support to clients.
For more information or to apply for this role, please visit the employment page of our website:
https://bwng.org.au/employment

Our next Legal Aid clinic will be held Friday 20 February. If you need help with a legal issue and have financial barrie...
15/02/2026

Our next Legal Aid clinic will be held Friday 20 February. If you need help with a legal issue and have financial barriers to accessing reliable advice, Legal Aid may be able to help.
Some common issues are:
• Separation or custody
• Employment disputes
• Fines and debts
• Housing and tenancy,
• Centrelink and social security.
To make an appointment, please contact our team.

https://bwng.org.au/contact-us

Ph: 6558 2454.

The Community Café - Cuppa and Chat project was recognised with the 2026 Project of the Year award at this year’s local ...
15/02/2026

The Community Café - Cuppa and Chat project was recognised with the 2026 Project of the Year award at this year’s local Australia Day celebrations.
A joint project between BWNG, Gloucester High School (GHS) and the Regional Industry Education Program (RIEP), the project centres around fortnightly morning teas.
Each term, local seniors are invited to attend the morning tea, giving students practice in the preparation and service of food and drinks. ,
In 2025 sixteen students participated in the project.
As well as giving students a taste of the hospitality industry, it’s also been a valuable intergenerational experience, and has fostered familiarity and empathy between seniors and young people of our community.
Photo: Project Coordinators Amber Galvin (BWNG) and Erin Lute (RIEP) with Mike D’Angelis and Michael Wisely of GHS.

Are you eligible for a free lung screen? You may be eligible if you: - are aged 50 to 70 years of age- smoke to***co ci*...
14/02/2026

Are you eligible for a free lung screen?
You may be eligible if you:
- are aged 50 to 70 years of age
- smoke to***co ci******es or have quit within the last 10 years
- have no symptoms that suggest lung cancer
- have a history of to***co cigarette smoking of at least 30 pack years (e.g. 30 years of one pack a day, or 15 years of two packs a day)

Talk to your GP or find out more at:
https://www.lungcancerscreen.org.au/en/what-is-lung-screening

Yum! Melinda has been cooking nachos with the help of team members Hailee and Kerry. Skills like cooking are a valuable ...
13/02/2026

Yum! Melinda has been cooking nachos with the help of team members Hailee and Kerry. Skills like cooking are a valuable part of everyday independence. They look delicious, Min!

We’re pleased to hear that a little extra support helped this family. Respite services allow carers to take a break, wit...
10/02/2026

We’re pleased to hear that a little extra support helped this family. Respite services allow carers to take a break, with the assurance that their loved ones are comfortable and safe within their own home.

Wondering what sort of meals we offer through Meals on Wheels? Here is a taste (pun absolutely intended) of March’s choi...
08/02/2026

Wondering what sort of meals we offer through Meals on Wheels?
Here is a taste (pun absolutely intended) of March’s choices, which are delivered to the door by our friendly volunteers.
If you would like to know more about Meals on Wheels contact our team.
Ph: 6558 2454 or visit our website: https://bwng.org.au/meals-on-wheels

A Death Cafe is a non-judgmental, open-discussion group where people gather to talk about death, dying, and end-of-life ...
07/02/2026

A Death Cafe is a non-judgmental, open-discussion group where people gather to talk about death, dying, and end-of-life choices while enjoying refreshments. It is not a therapy session, support group, or venue for selling funeral services.
These gatherings are important because they:
• Increase Death Literacy: They foster open conversations that break the stigma around mortality.
• Reduce Fear: By discussing the topic openly, participants often find it reduces anxiety about death.
• Promote Living Fully: Many attendees report that talking about death helps them appreciate and live their lives more intentionally.
• Provide Support: They offer a safe, confidential space for people to express fears, questions, or curiosity about the end of life.
• Reduce Fear: By discussing the topic openly, participants often find that it reduces anxiety about death.

A Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Worker has appointments available at BWNG on a regular basis. If home doesn’t fee...
06/02/2026

A Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Worker has appointments available at BWNG on a regular basis.

If home doesn’t feel safe anymore you might feel frightened, exhausted, or unsure how much longer you can stay in the same home.
You may find yourself asking:
• Where can I go?
• Will I be safe?
• How will I get money?
• What can I take with me?
• Can I take my car if it’s not in my name?
• What about the kids and their routines?
• What if I’m locked out or cut off from our bank accounts?
• Am I allowed to take money to keep us safe?
• Who do I call? What if no one listens?

Baayali supports women and children with compassion, patience, and care.

Address

88 King Street
Gloucester, NSW
2422

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

02 65 582454

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group Inc. posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Bucketts Way Neighbourhood Group Inc.:

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram