Men’s Drop-In Space – October 

Join in our next Men’s Drop-In Space gathering. Open to deadly fullas (18+) who want to connect to culture and yarn with Mob in a safe, no pressure environment.

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About the program 

Moreton ATSICHS Men’s Drop-In Space is open to deadly fullas (18+) who want to yarn with Mob in a pressure-free, culturally safe setting. 

The group gathers every two weeks, alternating between sessions at Morayfield clinic and on Country. Limited transport is available from Morayfield clinic for off-site gatherings, or you can meet us there. See all the details below. 

Contact our Morayfield clinic on (07) 5429 1000 to register your interest so we can cater for your needs. 

We look forward to welcoming you!  

Time & date

Tuesday, 13 October

9:30am – 3:00pm

Location TBA

Getting There  

Off-site 

Transport departs 9.30am from Morayfield clinic. Limited availability. Parking will be available at the venue. 

In Clinic 

Parking 

Off-street parking is available on site outside the Morayfield clinic. 

Public Transport 

From Caboolture / Morayfield 

The Route 660 bus stops on Morayfield Rd near Oakley Flat Rd. The stop is a 600m (8 minute) walk from the clinic. This route runs from Caboolture train station and along Morayfield Rd, via Morayfield Shopping Centre. 

From Redcliffe / Deception Bay / Burpengary 

The Route 660 bus stops on Morayfield Rd near Oakley Flat Rd. The stop is a 300m (4 minute) walk from the clinic. This route runs from Redcliffe via Deception Bay and Burpengary Plaza. 

By train 

Morayfield station is an 800m (10 minute) walk to the Morayfield clinic. 

Visit Translink to plan your journey.

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