History

Cherrybrook Chinese Community Association was established in 1989, and incorporated in 1990.
Cherrybrook was a relatively new suburb situated in the Hills area in the northern part of Sydney. As early as 1989, there was already an emerging group of ethnic Chinese. The need for mutual help and social and educational services were felt, and a Community Association was formed. It aims to promote community participation to foster Chinese culture and to assist members to integrate into the wider community. The first project was the establishment of a Chinese Language School for children. Since then, many groups and programs have developed. As of end of June 2005, the Association has a total membership of over 2,000 families. In recent years, the annual number of financial members has been about 800 families. Membership is open to all persons who subscribe to the aims of the Association, regardless of race, nationality and religious belief.

Mission Statement

We endeavour to promote Chinese culture, community services and harmony in our multicultural society.

Objective

  1. To foster a mutual understanding among the people of the various communities.
  2. To encourage members to take an active interest in the civic, cultural, social and moral welfare of the community.
  3. To promote Chinese culture, education and ethics.
  4. To encourage young people to develop good citizenship, leadership and public awareness.
  5. To provide a forum for the open discussion of matters of mutual interest, the interchange of information and the personal development of all members.
  6. To promote the ideals of multi-culturalism and inter-racial harmony in the community.


  
 

Past Presidents

  
  Loke Cheong Wong(1989 - 1991)
Y.Y. Chan (1991 - 1994)
James Chang (1994 - 1998)
Patrick Ho (1998 - 2000)
Michael Teh (2000 - 2002)
Lebow Fok (2002 - 2005)
Jenny Chu (2005 - 2009)
Ken Yap (2009 - current)
  
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