Dundas Sports Club Community Organisations, Local Clubs and Community Support
Proudly supporting
our local community.
Dundas Sports Club has been a local community hub in the Dundas community since the early 60s, supporting local sport, charity and community organisations.
A local hub since the early 60s.
Dundas Sports Club has been a local community hub in the Dundas community since the early 60s. The club supports a variety of local sports, charity and community organisations which provide invaluable services in our local community.
From grassroots sport and social connection through to disability support, heritage clubs and community groups, we are proud to help bring people together.
Local organisations. Real community value.
Dundas Sports Club supports a range of groups that strengthen the local community through sport, service, connection, recreation and shared interests.
Sport
Supporting local sporting clubs, competitive pathways and social participation across the Dundas community.
Community
Helping community organisations connect people, welcome visitors and provide meaningful local activities.
Charity
Supporting organisations that provide invaluable services to children, families, young adults and the wider community.
Meet some of our local community partners.
These organisations are supported by Dundas Sports Club in various ways and each contributes something valuable to the local community.
Dundas Drop Bears Darts Club
The Dundas Drop Bears are a darts club competing in the Balmain District Amateur Darts League. They offer multiple competitive divisions and in 2026, their DB1 team won the B Grade Championship, finishing undefeated during the season.
The club offers both competitive and social darts options. Darts is open to all ages and skill levels.
Dundas Shamrocks JRLFC
The Dundas Shamrocks Junior Rugby League Football Club is a community-based grassroots rugby league club. The club competes in the Balmain District Junior Rugby League and fields teams for both boys and girls across all age groups, from Under 6s to A-Grade.
Their home ground is St Patrick’s Marist College, Dundas.
Allowah
Located in Dundas Valley, Allowah is a registered NDIS provider specialising in supporting children, young people and young adults with complex disabilities.
They provide a range of supports and services, including short term accommodation and respite for children with high level needs, supported independent living and day programs for young adults. They also provide after school care, school holiday programs, adventures, therapy and early intervention.
Dundas Probus Inc.
Probus is a worldwide organisation that provides social connection for retirees. Meeting monthly, it offers activities including trips and outings, guest speakers, opportunities to make new friends, learn new skills and explore new interests and hobbies.
Meeting details: Dundas Probus Inc meets on the 4th Thursday of each month at 10.30am. Visitors are welcome.
Wooden Boat Association of NSW
The Wooden Boat Association of NSW was created to foster the enjoyment and appreciation of wooden boats and to encourage the continuation of associated skills, vessels and artefacts.
The Association is a vehicle for people to share their interest as owners, operators, designers, builders, restorers, retailers, historians, artists, toolmakers, timber merchants, book sellers or simply people who enjoy wooden boats.
Meeting details: The Wooden Boat Association of NSW meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, with dinner at 6pm and the meeting at 7.30pm. Visitors are welcome.
Vintage Motorcycle Club NSW
The Vintage Motorcycle Club is dedicated to the preservation, restoration and use of motorcycles and sidecars manufactured up to 31 December 1947. This is the girder fork era of motorcycling history, covering the Veteran, Vintage and Post Vintage periods.
Meeting details: Vintage Motorcycle Club NSW meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month, commencing at 8pm. Visitors are welcome.
Veteran and Historic Motor Cycle Club Limited
The aim of the club is to encourage like-minded enthusiasts to share a passion for restoring and riding motorcycles they once rode in days gone by.
This gives many people an opportunity to marvel at the ever-changing engineering skills that have produced such an evolution of advances in the motorcycle industry over the past decades. It is far better to see these motorcycles on the road and not in museums.
Meeting details: The Veteran and Historic Motor Cycle Club Limited meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month, commencing at 7.30pm. Visitors are welcome.
Supporting local groups.
Strengthening the Dundas community.
From sport and social clubs to charity and community organisations, Dundas Sports Club is proud to support groups that make a difference locally.
