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POSITION VACANT: Children and Families Coordinator
South Eastern Community Connect (SECC) is looking for a Children and Families Coordinator to deliver a range of community services, programs and initiatives for children and families.
Never fear: Vacay Care is coming at ya
The year is marching on, and Easter is fast approaching. Which means it’s time for parents to book their little ones into Vacation Care.
Ikea, KFC and Razor scooters: All about the amazing Anthony Hoban
We’ve been having a great time getting to know each of our SECC staff in our Five Minutes With series. Today we spend five minutes with our wonderful SMOOSH Manager Anthony Hoban.
Council applauds Kate Melhopt for 10 years of community care
Our CEO Kate Melhopt was last week awarded a certificate of recognition by Bayside Council in honour of 10 years of service within the community.
Swans, snakes and Saturday night TV… All about Irene
Find out what snakes, the Swans and Hey Hey it’s Saturday means to our social and flexible respite coordinator Irene.
George brings smiles and sunshine to local seniors
George Christy loves to talk – and listen. Which makes him the perfect Aged Care Worker.
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[Announcement] Playgroups, Tai Chi, Yoga, Drumming and Dance classes to launch this month
Exercise is vital for your physical and mental health. That’s why SECC has launched a range of programs designed to keep you moving. No matter what age you are. Here’s a quick snapshot of what’s launching.
Learn your downward dog from your tree pose with Gentle Seniors’ Yoga
What’s not to love about yoga? A form of exercise designed to build flexibility and strength, it’s truly an all-rounder. But did you know it helps seniors prevent falls?
Eric Scott says lateness is worse than a big, hairy spider
Want to know us better? We’re kicking off 2020 by telling you what makes us tick. This week we’re spending five minutes with our Acting Dementia Day Centre Coordinator Eric Scott.