Austin Health Opportunity Shop

“Austin Health Op Shop in Diamond Creek is an absolute gem! The staff are incredibly warm and welcoming, always making you feel right at home as you browse. The prices are very reasonable, which makes it easy to find great bargains while supporting a good cause. The store is well-maintained, and there’s always something new and interesting to discover. It’s definitely one of my favorite local op shops!”

“such a cute little shop with lots of cute and not overpriced things and the most kind, sweetest staff who we couldn’t stop chatting to. such a nice experience today thank you”

“Thankyou for being child friendly! To a single income household it really helps to have op shops that are well priced and not scold me for not strapping the toddlers to a pram while I shop. THANKYOU”

“Omg! Just stood in line while five - yes five ladies, none of whom wanted to do any work, giggled and took twenty minutes to half serve one customer. During this time, goods people in the line wanted from the line were picked up by other customers. So everyone was getting mad. After forever, I checked a price (another long wait) and, when it was clarified, I had only to time to quickly pay and bolt. And do you know what one stellar cashier said? ‘Oh so you’re in a hurry then.’ As if this was a problem. Meanwhile, people are coughing and not one person other than me has a mask… Do avoid this place if you don’t have half a day to waste, and don’t mind picking up all sorts of germs (let’s hope that wasn’t a ‘spicy’ cough).”

“I have so many good memories here, great stuff, refreshed often, decent prices and friendly staff. I will say that the kinds toy section is inaccessible due to the aisles being to small to fit a wheelchair, some of the racks are tightly spaced but are movable, the changing room is tiny and the back entrance is graveled, sometimes I’ve had my car gated in and there are only a few parking spaces. There is a ramp that leads up to a back area which is great but the converted patio has a step down to get onto and is narrow so it would be unable to fit a wheelchair. I believe there is a small bump to get in the door though most wheelchairs can get over it with or without assistance. The parking out the front also doesn’t have a curb cut and the closest is in front of the real estate shop from what I remember which is dangerous that you’ll be so close to the traffic.”