RACEVIEW has welcomed a vibrant new addition to its community with the official formation of the Probus Club of Raceview.
Aimed at retirees and semi-retirees, the club offers opportunities for social connection, lifelong learning, and community engagement.
The new club is proudly sponsored by the Ipswich City Rotary Club, whose support has helped get the initiative off the ground.
The club has 32 members currently, with a focus on friendship, fellowship, and fun, the Probus Club of Raceview joins a well-established network of Probus clubs across Australia that promote healthy aging and active lifestyles.
Club Secretary John Gaudry said the group was already attracting interest from local residents looking to stay involved in the community.
“Probus is about creating a space where people can come together, share stories, enjoy guest speakers, outings and activities, and make lasting friendships,” Mr Gaudry said.
“We’re excited to see this club take shape in Raceview and become a hub for social connection.”
Meetings are held on the first Monday of each month at the Ipswich Showground Reception Centre, providing a comfortable and welcoming venue for members to gather.
The Probus Club of Raceview is now inviting new members to join and be part of its founding chapter. Anyone interested in learning more or attending a meeting contact the club at [email protected] or find them on Facebook at Raceview Probus.
Whether you’re new to the area or simply looking to stay socially active in retirement, the Probus Club of Raceview offers a warm welcome.
