FAQs
No. Everyone is welcome at Capel Sound Community Hub. Regardless of where you live, or if you are just visiting the Mornington Peninsula, we welcome you to take part in our programs, activities or stop in for a coffee or a visit.
Yes. Capel Sound Community Hub is an integrated community centre, which includes Seawinds Early Learning Centre offering long day care (from 6 months), and 3- and 4-year-old Kindergarten. For more information visit Home – Seawinds Early Learning
Yes, Rosebud and Districts Men’s Shed is located at Capel Sound Community Hub. It provides a welcoming space for men to connect, share skills, work on projects, and enjoy social activities together.
Enrolment details vary depending on the program. You can find information on individual programs on our website, or you’re welcome to visit us during reception hours and our team can help you get started.
You can also contact us via our contact form if you have questions.
No. Capel Sound Community Hub does not offer membership, community programs are open to everyone. Please be aware that some programs are facilitated by external groups or partners and may have their own membership requirements.
Yes – we’d love to hear from you. Volunteers play a vital role in everything we do.
Find out more about volunteering and current opportunities here: Volunteers
Yes. As a Community Hub, we welcome people to hire any of the range of spaces available for meetings, activities and events.
You can learn more about room hire options here: Room Hire
Yes. Capel Sound Community Hub is accessible with facilities designed for all abilities and easy off-street free parking. Please chat with us if you have specific access needs – we’ll be happy to assist.
Yes, absolutely. Our key purpose is to meet the needs of the community, and we welcome all ideas and feedback.
Please use the feedback form to suggest a new program or share feedback here: Contact
The Hub is an independent registered charity, governed by a volunteer Board, managed by a small team of paid staff and supported by a dedicated group of volunteers. Working to (or underpinned by) community development principles, our community-driven model enables us to deliver inclusive programs, activities, and vital support services.
We are largely self-funded, relying on program and participant fees, room hire, grants, donations, some government funding, and the generous support of our community.
We lease the building from the Mornington Peninsula Shire who plays a valuable role in providing maintenance and the essential services that help keep the Hub safe and welcoming for everyone.
You can:
– Use our contact Form
– Call us on (03) 5982 2204
– Email us at [email protected]
Or come in and see us during reception opening hours – we’re always happy to chat.
Yes. We offer food relief support to people in our community Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm.
For full details, eligibility, and how to access support, please visit our Food Pantry
If you need additional/urgent support, you can explore local services on our Community Resources
You’re also very welcome to come in for a chat – our team can listen and help point you in the right direction.
No, we do not currently offer food vouchers. Refer to our Community Resources page for more information.
Reception
Monday to Friday
9am to 4pm
Community Cafe
Monday to Friday
8am to 2pm
Room Hire
6am to 11pm
Rooms are available for hire 7 days per week during and outside reception hours, subject to availability and approval.
Early Learning Centre
7am to 5.45pm
Monday to Friday