Testimonials
Everyone at The Darling Range Hub is so friendly, and I mean absolutely everyone. Nothing is too much trouble for the coordinator.
We really look forward to coming to the Hub because of the organisation of the activities and the warm welcome we get every time we visit.
I can’t remember the last time I have laughed so much. My family have really noticed a positive difference in my mood.
Membership
The Darling Range Hub, an initiative within the City of Kalamunda, seeks to support retirees and seniors in living independently in their homes for as long as possible. By offering volunteer opportunities, social and neighbour connections, and community engagement, our members embrace a vibrant lifestyle that fosters purpose, wellbeing, and strong social bonds, promoting healthier ageing and longevity.
To find out more about Darling Range Hub membership options see here.
The Concept
Studies reveal that 3 out of 4 adults aged 50+ years want to remain in their homes, streets and communities as they age. The 'Seniors Hub' movement is a grassroots response to this overwhelming desire of most people to age in place and continue living independently for as long as possible and engage socially within the local community.
The first Australian Seniors' Hub was established in 2013 as The Waverton Hub, in North Sydney. It defines itself as “an organisation run by members for members. It enables us to age well in our own homes for as long as possible; as meaningfully as possible; and as inexpensively as possible". The second is in Victoria Park, Western Australia – Connect Victoria Park. Short videos on both are worth watching-…..
See our About page for more information.
We acknowledge the generosity of our Platinum Sponsors.
Find out more about becoming a Sponsor for the Hub initiative: CLICK HERE
“ We would like to acknowledge the practical support and inspiration we have received from the first two Seniors Hubs in Australia, namely the Waverton Hub (NSW) and Connect Victoria Park (WA)”