South Eastern Community Connect is your local non-profit in the heart of Mascot NSW. 

Every year we reduce social isolation further through innovative, engaging physical and online programs.

We promote wellbeing via quality services and programs for families, seniors and the wider community.

We remind people they are never alone.

We are together in community.

SECC supports residents of the following LGAs:

  • Bayside (formerly Botany)
  • City of Sydney
  • Randwick
  • Woollahra
  • Waverley
  • Canterbury-Bankstown (SMOOSH OSHC program only)
  • Campbelltown (SMOOSH OSHC program only)

Find us at:

The SECC Community Hub

1007 Botany Rd, Mascot (cnr Coward St)

Tel: (02) 7903 0607

Email: hubadmin@secc.sydney

The Cottage: Seniors Day Centre 

1C New Beach Rd, Darling Point

Tel: 0423 082 650

Email: thecottagecoord@secc.sydney

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Enquiries about our SMOOSH OSHC services in South West Sydney: 0415 816 866 

SECC’s Accessibility Statement

What we do and why we do it

Our mission is to build stronger, more connected communities.

We want to be the name you think of when you’re feeling alone, or need extra support or a listening ear.

Our why, in essence, is you.

Our programs include:

Governance

Charter of Rights and Responsibilities for Home Care
The Charter of Rights and Responsibilities for Home Care (the Charter) became law on 1 October 2009. The Charter applies to people in receipt of Australian Government funded Home Care packages legislated under the Aged Care Act 1997 (the Act).

The New South Wales Community Sector Charter
This Charter has been prepared to define and communicate to other sectors of society (governments, business and the broader community) what the community sector is, and to raise awareness of its vital role and invaluable contribution to society. The Charter promotes a unified community sector by presenting a shared identity, vision and values. It is intended to empower community organisations across NSW by providing a vehicle for asserting a strong collective voice, and in doing so, increase our influence towards achieving our vision of a fair and just society for all. The development of this document is an initiative of the Forum of Non Government Agencies (FONGA) which is comprised of state-wide community peaks, regional and state wide organisations, and is convened by the Council of Social Service of NSW (NCOSS).

Our Annual Report

Read our latest Annual Report for information on our programs, financials and organisational ​development over the past financial year.

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