Bolinda Road (Campbellfield) Resale shop is temporary closed due to operational requirements.
Protected industrial action may affect waste collections in Hume. Put your bin out as usual on your scheduled collection day. If your bin is not collected, please leave it out for a catch-up collection.
The Babies in Hume Program is a free, fun, interactive support and education program for all Hume families enrolled in the Maternal and Child Health Service. This is a great opportunity for you to gain information relevant to your baby’s/toddler’s developing needs. Come along, meet other parents, share experiences, discuss topics of interest, ask questions and have some fun!
For babies four months and under includes:
Book now - First time parents' program
Alternatively, speak with your Maternal and Child Health nurse for more information about the Babies in Hume Program or to enquire and find a group near you contact babiesinhume@hume.vic.gov.au.
We also host online and face to face information sessions, covering topic such as sleep and settling, communication, introducing solids, age-appropriate diets, safety in and around the home, toileting, and play, learning and development.
05 October 2026
Online Information Session
06 October 2026
Understanding Infant Sleep Information session 0 - 4 months of age.
08 October 2026
Online Breastfeeding information session for Hume City Council families with a newborn baby.
20 October 2026
A great opportunity gain some information relevant to your baby’s developing needs for babies 5 to 8 months of age .
22 October 2026
A great opportunity gain some information relevant to your baby’s developing needs.
26 October 2026
A great opportunity to gain relevant information tailored to your baby’s developing needs.
05 November 2026
19 November 2026
15 December 2026
17 December 2026
You can contact us for more information on 9205 2643 or via our email babiesinhume@hume.vic.gov.au.
For further information regarding our services including breastfeeding support and booking an appointment with a nurse please visit Maternal and Child Health Service