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About Us
- What we do
  VIEW members exclusively support the children’s education charity, The Smith Family.
- Resolutions
  Every two years VIEW members vote on one or more issues of importance that will be the focus of advocacy and lobbying work for the coming years. These are called resolutions.
- Our Leadership Team
  We have a dedicated VIEW members who works across the country to achieve our vision.
- Our History
  “Founding VIEW Clubs is the best thing I have ever done…I hope VIEW will become the greatest voice of women in Australia.” George Forbes, 1970
We are proud of the strong culture we have developed over 65 years of connecting women in communities across Australia to support The Smith Family and improve educational outcomes for Australian children and young people experiencing disadvantage.

Our Culture
Get Involved
- Volunteer
  As a VIEW member there are many opportunities to volunteer your time and skills to directly help and support The Smith Family and disadvantaged Australian children and their families.
- Fundraise
  VIEW members raise over $1.1 million annually for The Smith Family and sponsor more than 1,650+ Learning for Life students.
- Raise awareness and advocate
  With more than 300 clubs around Australia involving some 14,000 women from all walks of life, the collective voice of VIEW is an important aspect of the organsation's work.
- Sponsor a disadvantaged student
  Learning for Life sponsorship provides disadvantaged students with financial assistance, emotional support and access to learning and educational programs.
- Partner with VIEW
  VIEW is proud to have a wide range of community partners that support our fundraising efforts and the work of The Smith Family. We would like to thank the following companies for their ongoing support.
Across Australia, more than 13,000 women come together to connect, give back to their communities and help create brighter futures for young Australians. VIEW members come from all walks of life but share a common purpose: supporting education while building meaningful friendships and community connections.

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Currumbin-Elanora VIEW Club

About

Currumbin-Elanora VIEW Club was formed in 2010.

At Currumbin-Elanora VIEW Club, every gathering is filled with laughter, connection & heart. Our monthly lunches feature inspiring guest speakers, exciting lucky door prizes and our much-loved trading tables. We enjoy regular social outings creating memories & friendships that truly matter.

More than just a social club, we are a community of women making a real difference in the lives of young people. Whether you are new to the area or simply looking for something meaningful, we warmly invite you to join us.

Location

When: Meeting Day on 4th Tuesday each month
Time: At 9.30am for 10.00am
Where: Currumbin RSL
Address: 165 Duringan St, Currumbin QLD 4223

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Contact

Kay on 0438515591
Email: currumbinelanora@gmail.com

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Club News

August Meeting 2026

The meeting was well attended by about 60 members and visitors.

The Theme Yellow for Daffodils and Spring was very popular with members and added a cheery vibe to the general meeting.

Guest speaker Chappy Bob, Chaplain of a local State Primary School gave a Power Point presentation outlining his counselling role. He illustrated some of the out of classroom activities provided before and after school that assist and support children’s wellbeing and promote positive mental health in children.

Committee members gave their respective reports and members were impressed with the funds raised by members who participated in the recent VIEW Walk for Anti-Poverty.