The newly formed Cooranbong Probus Club has extended an invitation to local retirees to join them and enjoy the activities, friendship, fellowship and fun that Probus fosters.
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Probus clubs were formed as an offshoot to Rotary in 1973.
Probus takes its name from the words professional and business.
Initially, being a professional was a prerequisite of membership of Probus, but over time that requirement was relaxed.
These days, there are mens and womens Probus clubs, and they cater for retired and semi-retired people who enjoy socialising.
Probus is a not-for-profit, community organisation comprising 1700 clubs and more than 125,000 members across Australia and New Zealand.
Youll get to hear interesting guest speakers, attend monthly meetings, and take part in a wide range of pursuits, a Probus South Pacific spokesperson said.
You can travel locally or around the world, enjoy exclusive discounts through the Probus Member Benefits Scheme, have access to exclusive Probus Travel Insurance plans, develop new interests and stay active.
To find out more, head to the tea room of the Avondale College Church, at Cooranbong, on any fourth Tuesday of the month at 10am.
