Sister Project Community Hub - Computer Lab

About this space

With a funky and friendly vibe, Sister Project’s unique Community Hub is a rare find in Perth. This warm, inviting space offers the perfect atmosphere for learning, connecting and relaxed discussion, putting your group at ease while allowing them a professional and reflective space to interact, absorb and focus.

Our Hub is divided up into numerous areas. There is a Main Event Space, with lounges, Workshop Area, Kitchen, Counselling Room, 2 Offices, 3 Classrooms, a Computer Room and a breakout area.

Each of these areas are suitable for community groups and organisations to use for purposes such as: film screenings, consultations, training and workshops, remote office work, client meetings, board meetings, art and craft groups, cooking classes, and hot desking.

The Computer Lab is a fully furnished computer lab or training room for 10 people. It is ideal for teaching digital skills to a group, for job-seeking workshops and for online classes. Computers can also be hired individually for hot-desking. Please see our hot-desking option.

The Computer Lab fits 10 people comfortably with 10 computers available and space for additional laptops to be added if required. A small overhead projector can be hired at checkout as an additional cost. There are multiple power points per station .

The room has a very pleasant sunny disposition with plenty of natural light. Enjoy looking out towards the new railway station, commercial area and park behind.

Sister Project prides itself on actively supporting diversity and inclusion. As we are on Level 1, there is a lift to access from ground level. There are two wheelchair reserved carspaces in the free carpark behind the facility. We pride ourselves on being wheelchair accessible to all areas and also have an eaily accessed bathroom in the main foyer with a babychanging station. We are an LGBQTI+ friendly and safe space. We have resources in different languages and regularly have members of our community onsite who can speak a diverse range of languages to support understanding.

Our wonderful Community Hub is centrally located on the main street of Ellenbrook. We are surrounded by cafes and eateries (including Dome, Subway, Dominoes, as well as Chinese, Vietnamese, and Italian options). Downstairs is an ATM. Across the road is the central park and access to the main shopping complex for the North East of Perth. It has a number of large department stores (including Kmart and Big W) as well as supermarkets (Coles and Woolworths) and a multitude of smaller retail stores. There is also liquor store over the road and our local pub.

The Computer Lab is available for regular hire! We encourage regular hires by having reduced rates. Message us through this page to discuss what you need. We promote all ongoing activity groups like classes through our social media and on our noticeboard. There is the extra benefit of cross referencing with other groups and services that meet in the Hub. Regular bookings are invoiced monthly.

Our wonderful Community Hub is centrally located on the main street of Ellenbrook. We are surrounded by cafes and eateries (including Dome, Subway, Dominoes, as well as Chinese, Vietnamese, and Italian options). Downstairs is an ATM. Across the road is the central park and access to the main shopping complex for the North East of Perth. It has a number of large department stores (including Kmart and Big W) as well as supermarkets (Coles and Woolworths) and a multitude of smaller retail stores. There is also liquor store over the road and our local pub.

Sister Project prides itself on actively supporting diversity and inclusion. As we are on Level 1, there is a lift to access from ground level. There are two wheelchair reserved carspaces in the free carpark behind the facility. We pride ourselves on being wheelchair accessible to all areas and also have an eaily accessed bathroom in the main foyer with a babychanging station. We are an LGBQTI+ friendly and safe space. We have resources in different languages and regularly have members of our community onsite who can speak a diverse range of languages to support understanding.