Colac: Community organisations
Colac Apex Club Inc.Meets at Colac RSL fortnightly on Mondays at 7.00pm |
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Colac Camera Club
PO Box 50 Colac
Enquiries phone (03) 5231 3582
Colac Comeback Country Inc.Promoting country music with regular nights at the Colac RSL. Organisers
of the annual Colac Country Music Truck and Ute Show. |
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Colac and District Historical Society
The Society’s History Centre is located at COPACC in Gellibrand Street, Colac and opens from 2pm to 4pm on Thursday, Friday and Sunday, when a volunteer member will be available to help people.
The society offers research material including publications, photographs, maps, a manuscript collection with records of institutions and businesses, local papers and rate books of the Shire of Colac on microfilm. The society has a large collection of items relating to Colac’s past, displayed in regularly changed exhibitions. A gold coin is charged for entry to these. A range of local publications are available for sale, including those researched and published by the society.
Meetings held monthly, new members and visitors welcome. Membership per year: Single $15. Double $25.
Further information contact the Secretary, PO Box 154, Colac 3250, or the President on (03) 5231 4572.
The Colac Players Inc.
Contact: Sue Gamble, Secretary
Address: PO Box 193, Colac VIC 3250
Phone: (03) 5232 5100 or Email
A long standing amateur theatre company, The Colac Players produce a minimum
of two high quality major productions each year, hosts regular play readings
and welcomes involvement from people of all ages.
Country Women's Association
Corangamite Street, Colac
Enquiries phone (03) 5231 4313
Legacy Club
Gellibrand Street, Colac
Enquiries phone (03) 5231 5792
Lions ClubsLions Club Colac Inc. Lions Club Birregurra Inc. |
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Ploughing Association
Ligar Street, Colac
Enquiries phone (03) 5231 3154
Returned Servicemen's League
Murray Street, Colac
Enquiries phone (03) 5231 2942
RotaryRotary Club Colac Inc. Rotary Club West Colac Inc. |
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YRIPPYouth Referral and Independent Person Program |
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An Independent Person (IP) is a volunteer who is independent of the Criminal Justice System and supports young people during interviews with Police when a parent or guardian is unavailable. After the interview, the Independent Person can link young people to support services to reduce their chances of future offending.
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