Community services
A community hub in Rozelle, open to everyone.
This page is for you if you live, work, or spend time in Sydney's Inner West. You may be looking for a friendly cup of tea, a free meal, a social group, parenting support, or a place to volunteer. No referral needed. No questions asked.
How it works
No forms first. No appointments. Just turn up.
Drop in or call
No appointment needed. Drop into 754 Darling Street, Rozelle, or call us. We will put the kettle on.
Have a cup of tea
Tell us what is going on. We listen. No forms first. No questions you have to answer.
Take what you need
Maybe a meal. Maybe a parenting group. Maybe a hand getting on the housing list. We help you work out the next step.
What we offer
A safe place to connect, get a hand, or give one.
Food and meals
Breadnesday on Wednesdays (free fresh bread, 10am to noon). Pop-Up Pantry on Fridays (free fruit and veg, no questions asked). Good in the Hood weekly meal deliveries.
Social groups and trips
Monthly BBQ Hub. Community gardening at the Patch. Intergenerational program for seniors and young people. Free Belvoir Theatre trips for pension card holders.
Parenting groups
Tuning in to Kids — a 6-week course that helps parents understand and respond to their child's emotions, so the whole family communicates better.
Volunteering
Most of what we do is run by volunteers. Two hours a week or twenty — there is a place for you. Drop in to have a chat or call us.
What it costs
Most of what we do is free.
Our community programs are paid for by Inner West Council, the NSW Government, and the Australian Government. Our food relief partners — OzHarvest, Mission Australia, Anglicare, and others — donate the food. That means most things you see on this page cost you nothing.
- Free. Breadnesday, Pop-Up Pantry, food relief, monthly BBQ, gardening, intergenerational program, Belvoir Theatre trips for pension card holders.
- Small fee. A few programs (like Tuning in to Kids) have a small cost to cover materials. We will tell you up front.
- Money tight? Tell us. We will work it out together. No one is turned away.
Who can I talk to?
Marco leads our community team.
Marco De Angelis
Head of Community and Enterprise
Marco runs our food relief, social, and volunteer programs. He is happy to take a first call or meet you for a coffee.
"I came in for a loaf of bread on a Wednesday and I stayed for the cup of tea. Six months later I am volunteering on Fridays and I have got friends I would not have made anywhere else."
Accessibility
We want this website to work for you.
If anything on this site is hard to read, hard to use, or unclear, please tell us. Email accessibility@together2.org.au or call 02 9556 9500 and we will fix it. We have an Easy Read version of this page and we are working towards Auslan video summaries.
Test our open-door policy.
Come in to see us any time. We mean it.