Broadmeadows

Broadmeadows Family

⚽ Families in Broadmeadows can join free junior sport, enjoy early-literacy activities, get help with schoolwork and connect with practical support. Options range from sessions for babies and preschoolers to activities for teenagers, parents and unpaid carers.

⚽ Sport and after-school activities

Junior Soccer with Melbourne Victory

Banksia Gardens Community Services runs free sessions with Melbourne Victory coaches at 71–81 Pearcedale Parade, Broadmeadows. Junior soccer is open to children aged 5–14, with a girls-only group for ages 5–10. No previous skills or knowledge are needed, but registration is required.

Junior Boxing with K1ngdom Boxing

Students aged 7–14 can take part in boxing-based exercise in the Main Hall at 71–81 Pearcedale Parade. Sessions support physical activity, confidence and teamwork. No previous boxing experience is necessary, and registration is essential.

Banksia Gardens Community Services – After-School Program

Children and young people in Greater Hume can access an after-school program through this Broadmeadows-based community organisation. Families can enquire about current activities and participation arrangements.

📚 Early learning and school support

Hume Libraries Storytimes

Broadmeadows Library holds regular early-literacy activities for young children and their carers. Baby Bounce is designed for babies aged 0–12 months, Rhyme Time welcomes children up to three, and Storytime is for ages 3–5. Hume Libraries membership is free and open to anyone.

Hume Libraries Homework Club

Primary and secondary students can receive free homework support at Broadmeadows Library during school terms. It is a practical local option for young people who would benefit from extra help with their studies.

❤ Family and carer support

The Orange Door – Broadmeadows

Families can seek free support at 1093 Pascoe Vale Road without a referral. The service assists with children’s wellbeing or development, parenting, stressful circumstances and family violence, and can connect families with relevant local services. Children may attend with a parent or carer. Ask about interpreters or accessibility requirements when making contact.

Carers Victoria Statewide Carer Advisory Service

Unpaid carers of any age—including young carers aged 25 and under—can call 1800 514 845 for free information, support and connections to services. It assists people caring for someone with disability, chronic illness, mental health needs or age-related support needs. The statewide phone service is available Monday to Friday, 9 am–5 pm.

📌 Before taking part

• Check the stated age range before registering or attending.
• Confirm current session dates, school-term arrangements and availability directly with the provider.
• Ask whether a parent or carer must remain during children’s activities.
• Discuss accessibility, communication or interpreter requirements in advance.

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