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VIDEO: “I can confirm grown men do cry…”
Horns honking. Shoppers shouting. Drivers doing battle over car spots. Aggression is the flavour of the day. But we can reignite our sense of community – together.
“I can confirm grown men do cry” – Kate Melhopt on why we need to re-think community
Horns honking. Shoppers shouting. Drivers doing battle over car spots. Aggression is the flavour of the day in Eastlakes right now.
INFOGRAPHIC: SECC’s community impact in the last 12 months
Want to know more about our community impact? Check out the figures below in our brand new infographic.
Doctors to provide free video calls through Medicare
Australians will now be able to access bulk-billed GP services via a video call.
UPDATE: Playgroups, Primavera and English classes cancelled for now
South Eastern Community Connect has had to make the difficult decision to cancel our playgroups and Thursday morning English classes for the rest of the term.
Clio Doughty: Creativity is the key that unlocks community
Clio Doughty lives by the principle that creativity builds communities. SECC’s new Family and Community Support Worker has a wealth of wisdom when it comes to art and nature therapy.
Fitness classes cancelled until further notice
Like other community organisations, South Eastern Community Connect is taking measures to ensure the protection and safety of its clients during this uncertain time.
MASH, Bunnings and Knucklebones… All about the wonderful Julie Gray
We’ve been having a great time getting to know each of our SECC staff in our Five Minutes With series. Today we spend five minutes with our wonderful Centre Coordinator Julie Gray.
STATEMENT: COVID-19 and South Eastern Community Connect
While COVID-19 is a concern in the community at the moment, SECC is taking a business as usual approach.