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We’re all in this boat together: A moving message to our older neighbours
We recently found this moving piece of writing by author Ann Voskamp. It speaks beautifully to seniors who might be struggling right now.
UPDATE: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same?
For the safety of all involved, we’ve had to cancel our social groups and bus trips for older people. We will also need to restrict the services operating out of The Cottage Dementia Day Centre. We have also now closed our offices to the public and will be limiting face-to-face contact.
VIDEO: You are not alone
You are not alone. We’ve got your back – and we’ll get through this together. Enjoy this heartfelt video from our staff.
We have never lived through a time like this.
We have never lived through a time like this. The whole nation is feeling the impact of a serious health and economic risk. So it’s vital we keep connecting with one another. Getting creative with how we communicate has become more important than ever – and we’re up...
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.