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Five tips for staying flood-aware in NSW
With extreme weather and floods impacting NSW, it’s critical we know what support is available. Here are five tips from Multicultural NSW for keeping safe during this uncertain time.
Visit SECC with your centre
Do you run an early childhood centre or playgroup in South East Sydney?
Resilient abuse survivor finds relief at SECC
Jae* grew up in the Hornsby Shire area with her parents and brother. She lived a normal life, in her words, before she experienced the rigours of abuse.
Award-winning volunteer passes on the baton after 12 years
Maureen Sale is hanging up her volunteer hat today after 12 years of faithful service to SECC.
POSITION VACANT: Aged Care Worker
South Eastern Community Connect (SECC) is seeking a qualified Aged Care Worker who cares deeply about the health and wellbeing of seniors.
POSITION VACANT: OSHC Early Childhood Educator (Part-time and Casual roles available)
We’re seeking enthusiastic educators with a high level of people and communication skills and demonstrated experience, with at least two years’ prior experience working with children in an OSHC capacity, to join our Safe Multicultural Out of School Hours (SMOOSH) team.
From strength to strength: How volunteer David Toovey’s hardships led him to a new life calling
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...
Position Vacant: Clinical Case Manager
We are recruiting for an exciting position within the Home Care Package team as we continue to grow and increase our support to the local community.
Indigenous Connection Committee Newsletter: 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 keep up with what's happening in your community.