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Talented early childhood expert steps up to manage five growing centres
There was never any doubt in Anthony Hoban’s mind he’d work in Early Childhood.It was just a matter of where and when.
Psychodrama teaches people to trust the process
Counsellor Dimitrios Papalexis, who is also on staff at South Eastern Community Connect, recently offered a psychodrama sampler to attendees of one of our mental health workshops.
POSITION VACANT: Home Care Packages Case Manager
We have an exciting opportunity for a Case Manager to provide an individualised service to clients with the aim of facilitating the achievement of their goals relating to independence and wellbeing.
Elder abuse must come into the light
Elder abuse is no small matter. The Australian Institute of Family Studies says it’s likely that between two per cent and 14 per cent of older Australians experience elder abuse in any given year.
UNSW launches groundbreaking free clinic to help people with their taxes
Tax stress is real. Many Australians find doing their taxes complicated, and often put off the job for as long as possible.Many also feel a sense of injustice when it comes to the tax system.With this in mind, the University of New South Wales in Kensington has partnered with SECC to launch The Tax Clinic for those who need support.
How Cathy Lawson keeps things light with south-eastern seniors
Cathy Lawson is like a light switch. Her clients’ eyes beam whenever they see her. As one of our aged care workers, Cathy divides her time between clients experiencing dementia – whereby she offers respite to carers – and clients who need help with their shopping and...
POSITIONS VACANT: Casual Aged Care Workers
South Eastern Community Connect is looking for caring and compassionate aged care workers to join our friendly team. Would you like to join us?
Drama, dance and art are the new pillars of mental health
Dimitrios Papalexis believes creativity plays a key role in boosting mental health.
School volunteer explains why the garden is a place of passion
Lucy Torres says few people realise the power of a garden.