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Computer class volunteer builds another life as published author
It didn’t take long for Asya Shmaryan’s love of reading to turn into a lifelong love of writing. Like many avid readers, Asya developed an interest in the power of words from an early age, living in a small village in Europe’s Ukraine.
Time and date announced for SECC AGM
It’s official. We’ve settled on a date for our Annual General Meeting, and you’re invited! We look forward to celebrating all SECC has achieved over the past year.
Boost your joy quota by a few notches with community drumming
Did you know that drumming is a universal language? According to Project Resiliency, social drumming allows people to connect with themselves and others so they can release, restore and heal.
POSITION VACANT: Family Support Worker (Part-time)
We are looking for a person with a high level of people and communication skills and demonstrated experience in children and family support to work in our family support team.
What is self-care, and why should you care?
Self-care is a term that’s bandied about quite often in various publications and websites these days, but what does it actually mean? Catherine Schulte reports.
Teens who cook make the world a much better place
There’s no denying that learning to cook has a whole stack of benefits. When kids move out of home and start to fend for themselves, the skills they have up their sleeve will make or break their experience of the world.
Get your body moving and live a longer, happier life
Did you know only 15 per cent of Australians over 65 are exercising as much as they’re meant to? Numerous studies have shown that physical activity is vital to healthy ageing.
Former dancer turns the beat around after life-altering bus accident
Janet Musgrave’s life has always revolved around dancing.Until three years ago, she was a dancing teacher for Ultimate Dance, a local dance school.
Meet the community transport genius getting clients from A to B and back again
If ever there was a person who could manage our vast community transport network with ease, it’s Kate Skinner.