About Brockman House Inc.
In 1985 a group of Lockridge mothers believed there was a need in the area for a family focused facility. The mothers soon incorporated a not for profit Association designed to support and empower families in the area.
The name Brockman House was chosen above others as recognition of an early European landowner in the area, Henry Brockman, who chose the name Beechboro for this area to reflect his ancestral home in Kent.
Federal, State and Local Governments helped these local mothers realise their dream. Within a year, a purpose built centre was erected for their use, and in December 1986, the Honourable Kay Hallahan, MLC, officially opened the centre. Brockman House Inc. was born.
We share a vision:
To connect our community through sharing knowledge, providing opportunities and building on strengths in a place that celebrates diversity through acceptance and respect.
Our purpose is:
To provide support and services to individuals and families in a way that fosters self sufficiency, empowers them in meeting their needs and aspirations, and promotes better connections with their local community.
Our vision was updated in 2007 after extensive community, staff and and parent consultation. | 
