by Alison Leader | Feb 11, 2022 | News
Maureen Sale is hanging up her volunteer hat today after 12 years of faithful service to SECC. Maureen began as a Volunteer English Teacher in 2010, bringing her education skills to the SECC table. Community members from a range of cultures came forward to receive ESL... 
by Alison Leader | Jan 28, 2022 | News
· Are you passionate about helping others? · Do you have a heart to support seniors within our community? · Are you a dedicated team player and a true people person? Then the role of Aged Care Support Worker might be the role for you. South... 
by Alison Leader | Jan 12, 2022 | News
David Toovey was born six weeks premature, with an underdeveloped spine. He was a breech baby and came into the world with Spina Bifida Occulta. But David didn’t know he had spinal deformities until he experienced back pain as an adult. He had seizures as a baby and... 
by Alison Leader | Nov 9, 2021 | News
A healthy workplace culture is hard to find, but here at South Eastern Community Connect we think we’ve pretty well nailed it. Unlike many non-profits, we know the importance of effective communication. We don’t leave our staff in the dark. We let them... 
by Alison Leader | Nov 9, 2021 | News
Indigenous Connection Committee: Issue 1 Welcome to Issue 1 of our new Indigenous Connection Committee newsletter. In it you’ll find a profile of Adnyamathanha man Adam Goodes, information about the Blak Markets, and much more. Have a flip through below, and... 
by Alison Leader | Nov 3, 2021 | News
SECC Volunteer Manager Sue Ohanian talks about the experience of steering her team through two lockdowns. Sue Ohanian has managed a team of over 60 volunteers through a tough couple of years. Starting with the pandemic of 2020, and more recently the lockdown of 2021,...