SELF-GUIDED TOUR
SATURDAY 26 JULY
OPEN 10AM-4PM
See behind the scenes of Melbourne’s only community owned and managed social justice and environmental hub.
For more information or to RSVP to one of our scheduled events, please click here.
IN COLLABORATION WITH TENANTS:
AMIDA, Blind Citizens Australia, Brain Injury Matters, COSHG, DeafBlind Victoria, Filipino Community Council of Victoria, Handknit and Crochet Guild, HAAG, Lotus Group Projects, Positive Powerful Parents, Schizy Inc, SARU, Mixed Nuts Media, and Victorian Drama League
About Ross House
Ross House is the only self-managed and community-owned not-for-profit building in Melbourne, Australia and has been an important part of the social justice and environment community in Melbourne since 1987.
Ross House is a place for community groups to grow, connect and evolve. The five-storey heritage listed Ross House building in Flinders Lane provides affordable, accessible office space to over 50 small not-for-profit groups working towards environmental and social justice. Ross House also offers affordable meeting room hire and other resources to anyone who might like to use them.
By choosing to use these facilities, you are supporting the social justice and environment movement in Melbourne.
Ross House is situated on the land of the Wurundjeri people, the traditional owners of this land.
Learn about Membership and Tenancy
The Ross House community is made up of tenants, members, volunteers, partners,supporters and facility users. Together we are an important part of the social justice and environment movement in Melbourne.
Ross House has housed more than three hundred groups since 1987 and is currently home to over 50 tenant groups.
