Mar 13, 2016
New Exposure post up from today’s crits.
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New Exposure post up from today’s crits.
Located on the western side of Whitmore Square, Teen Challenge SA is a service provided within the grounds of St Luke's Church.
Teen Challenge SA are a Christian, non profit community organisation whose primary aim is to assist young people between the ages of 15 and 35. This mission is "To powerfully influence troubled youth to reach their full potential". For more information, please visit their website.
The Whitmore Hotel, being one of the first Public Houses in Adelaide, has had a colourful and varied past since 1839. The Whitmore Hotel was opened on March 23, 1839 as the Queens Arms under the management of one Thomas Maslin. It remained known as such until 1904 when it was renamed the Bushman’s Club Hotel. In January, 1952 it was renamed the Gothic Hotel until it was changed to the St Andrews Hotel in 1994. It then had yet another name change to BTs Hotel on Whitmore in 2002. In December 2008, it was changed again to the Whitmore Hotel oddly, the first time this name has been used, given its location on Whitmore Square
For more information, including events, please visit their website.
Please note that business links provided in this blog are unsolicited, and are provided for the purposes of informing readers of businesses and services located around the square. For information, please contact [email protected].
Located on the western fringe of Whitmore Square, Cystic Fibrosis SA currently provides a range of services and supports to the community. These aim to improve the quality of life of our community.
For more information on Cystic Fibrosis SA, please visit their website.
Photoblog; Cathie's daily walk from Whitmore Square to North Adelaide. Click here to view. Note; I'd encourage any/all readers living within the Adelaide CBD to check out Already Home and contribute their story.
The Salvation Army's Towards Independence Service, located on the Southern end of Whitmore Square, aims to;
Reconnecting Homeless People
Breaking the Cycle of Addiction
Walking Alongside People Experiencing Mental Illness
Supporting Their Efforts to Sustain a Healthy, Fulfilling Lifestyle
For more information on this valuable service, please visit their website.
Tony Love, Courier Mail:
One of the hottest trends is the Korean barbecue, with Adelaide's CBD now hosting three cook-your-own venues. The most conspicuous is Gouger St's Great River, a cheap and cheerful buffet-style place, a tad dated in technology however, that suits a family fun night out. Charcoal Hwaro, in a former Korean butcher's venue on Pitt St, behind Her Majesty's Theatre, is more authentic and challenging.
On Morphett St, a few steps south from Gouger St towards Whitmore Square, Home Valley Charcoal BBQ plies a similar trade, sitting between the two existing experiences.
Click here to read the full review at the Courier Mail website.
The Adelaide South West Community Centre provides a friendly, accessible meeting place for the local community.
It also serves as a home base for local community groups, delivers activities, classes and events reflecting local interests and needs, and offers a range of services.
The Adelaide South West Community Centre is a cooperative venture between the Adelaide City Council and the local community.
For more information, please visit their website.