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Community leader takes a leaf out of Kenya’s book
Michael Hawthorne’s experiences in East Africa have held him in good stead for the work he’s now doing with South Eastern Community Connect (SECC).
POSITION VACANT: Food Services Assistant (part-time)
South Eastern Community Connect (SECC) is seeking a part-time Food Services Assistant to join its dynamic food services team.
Moving poem on dementia goes viral
A poster featuring a heartfelt poem about dementia has gone viral after being spotted in The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh recently.
Oh what a day: Our official wrap-up of The SECC Community Picnic
The SECC Community Picnic was a huge success, attracting close to 1,000 people across the day and engaging a wide cross-section of our local community.
19 convincing reasons to join us this Saturday
What does community mean to you? Is it about belonging to something bigger than yourself? Supporting causes you’re passionate about?… Or simply meeting amazing new people?…
SECC’s favourite superhero scoops the pool at awards ceremony
Julie Gray is something of a juggler, multi-tasking a variety of admin, IT, and human resources tasks across South Eastern Community Connect’s two locations. Got a question about our day-to-day operations? There’s a good chance Julie will know the answer.
Bridging the generation gap with love in Mascot
There aren’t many viewers who haven’t shed a tear over the new ABC documentary series Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds.
If she could change the world with her own two hands, she would
It’s always exciting to welcome new staff, especially when they bring with them a healthy dose of passion for impacting the community around them.
A volunteer with real heart wins our Maisie Foster award
As the saying goes, volunteers don’t necessarily have the time – they just have the heart.
Could you be our next OOSH educator?
We are currently looking for a part-time or casual educator for our SMOOSH before- and after-school program in Sydney’s south-west.
Mum and Dad: You deserve a big high-five
High-five to all the parents who survived the school holidays and are heading into Term 4! Seriously, where has the year gone?!
Want to pull up a picnic blanket with us?
Planning a community event is a big undertaking, from seeking sponsors through to organising stallholders and getting the word out.
But no one would do it unless it was worth it.