In the Mid 1970’s mothers in the area with their children were meeting in each other’s homes and started an informal Playgroup. As the numbers grew, they realised the necessity to have a meeting space, so the families lobbied Council for a building for them to hold their play sessions, community classes and other community activities.

 A public meeting was held to explore the possibility of a Community House for Glen Eden a steering group was formed at the meeting: Anne Newell, Glen Bryant, Eva Tamura, Jacquie Tidbury, Peter Martin, Carol Paisley, Corinne McKay, Renate Morison and Vale White

 The Glen Eden Community House was incorporated

Dedication of the Land at Prospect Park 13 Pisces Road by Mayor Janet Clews. Information on the proposals was shared by Diane Bowering from the steering Committee

 A public meeting was held at Prospect School Hall to discuss the role of the House in the local area and elect in a Management committee.

 Official Opening at 10.00am of the Glen Eden Community House by Mayor of Waitakere Assid K Corban

First Tenancy Agreement was signed between Waitakere City Council and Trish Steel Chairperson for the House

 The committee with Waitakere City Council developed a 3-stage extension Plan for the House and Prospect Park

The House was broken into and parts of the building was damaged by fire, with the damage that occurred the Council decided to implement the 3-stage extension that was developed in 1994.

Stage 2 of the 3-stage extension was completed adding car parking for 30 cars

The play area was extended, first by  extending the  fencing  which was supported by Waitakere City Council and a grant from The Portage Licensing Trust for a  Purpose build preschool age playground with safety matting.

Stage 3 of extension Plan was completed adding on the (Now) Nikau Room, additional toilets, and storeroom.

 Gained IRD Tax exemption as a Charity Organisation

 Registered as a Charitable Organisation

 AGM – Chairperson of more than 20 years Tere Tuakana-Kapi resigned