Flemington Community Centre in Flemington, Victoria | Local business
Flemington Community Centre
Locality: Flemington, Victoria
Phone: 8325 1800
Address: 25 Mt Alexander Rd 3031 Flemington, VIC, Australia
Website: http://www.mvcc.vic.gov.au
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25.01.2022 Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) is desperately needing donations of food as there has been a huge demand and spike in terms of need during this pandemic. Please see details below if you are able to help out in any way
24.01.2022 Did you know National Recycling Week is this month? To celebrate, the Grassroots Group have organised a terrarium making workshop and it's for FREE! See details below to sign up and receive your free plant and other materials needed
24.01.2022 It's Thursday which means it's our B Minor Music class again! Today's video: Halloween Bree from B Minor Music loves Halloween and although it will be a little different this year, we can still celebrate this fun event through music.... Hope you enjoy
23.01.2022 Remote Programs of the Week Monday Summary of just a few online programs that Council is currently offering for all our residents during these physically isolating times. For more information on ALL the programs available, see link https://mvcc.vic.gov.au/how-do-i/apply-2/online-programs/ Highlighting some of the Welcoming Neighbourhood's programs:... 1 - Flemington Works Connects talented young people and women living on Flemington Housing Estate with employment opportunities, through direct recruitment, social procurement, work experience, micro-enterprise development and community-driven employment initiatives. More Information If you or someone you know are interested, please contact [email protected] 2 - Flemington Family Packs Activity packs for families and their children in collaboration with the Libraries team and Cultivating Community. Book Packs are intended to support learning from home and contain upcycled books that are relevant to the respective age groups requested by families. MY Cooking Packs contain fun activities, recipes, measured out dry ingredients, cooking equipment and links to cooking tutorials. More Information If you or someone you know are interested in these packs, please get in touch with [email protected]
22.01.2022 It's Children's Week this week! The theme for Children’s Week 2020 celebrates the right of all children to choose their own friends and safely connect with othersbased on Article 15 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Click link below to see this sweet video made by the children for children and also what else has Council been working on so far
22.01.2022 To mark the International Day of People with Disability 2020, please join Moonee Valley City Council's Facebook page at 2 pm on Thursday 3 December as we premiere The COVID Chronicles. This short film shares the stories of people with a disability throughout the pandemic and was produced by Mixed Nuts Media, a local organisation staffed with people with a psychiatric disability.
20.01.2022 So many changes happening these weeks coming up! See below a good summary of all the changes in a succinct table
19.01.2022 We’d love for you and your networks to join us for Everyday Conversations Training! Everyday conversations training consists of two key elements focused on the prevention of family violence and violence against women. The training provides foundational understandings of the gendered drivers associated with men’s violence against women and how these drivers underpin violence supportive attitudes, beliefs and actions. The training is delivered using respectful and non-shaming ...learning approaches to encourage participants to explore and develop insight into the impacts of harm on individuals, workplaces and communities. The training also provides practical skills for bystander actions in everyday conversations that help to interrupt negative attitudes and encourage pivoting to positive nonviolent and non-blaming perspectives about family violence. Please use the attached flier to circulate to your networks and register your attendance on Eventbrite if you’re interested. Places are limited!! Register using the link in the Eventbrite location!
19.01.2022 With the easing of further restrictions, there have been some updates on some of Council's services and facilities - see link below for more information. https://mvcc.vic.gov.au/covid-19/
19.01.2022 Hello and welcome to our Tuesday Wellness Series by our Yoga & Meditation instructor - Chantelle Nicole Cleansing breath or lifted breath is another wonderful (gentle) pranayama (breath control exercise) that helps us release toxins and create a lightness of being physically, energetically and emotionally. This practice is particularly great to do first thing in the morning, as we have breathe more shallow through the night, and the body has accumulated toxins, thi...s helps us release and stagnant energy, therefore filling us with beautiful fresh Prana (life force energy) It is very relaxing, cleansing, releasing and invigorating, whilst connecting us into the subtle aspects of our breath. Please only participate in these practices if you are comfortable and feel able. If you are unsure, please check in first with your health care provider.
18.01.2022 As many of you know would know that our beloved Flemington Community Centre has served our community for over 60 years But unfortunately, the condition of the building has recently deteriorated and it’s just not safe to use anymore. In the new year we’ll begin the process of pulling it down ahead of works starting on the new Flemington Hub & Debneys Park Precinct project.... We’d love you to share your memories of the facility. Did you ever take a class there? Maybe you went to an event there? Or perhaps it was just somewhere where you hung out with friends after school? Tag your pics with #FCCandme and we’ll share them - your picture may even be lucky enough to feature somewhere in the new Flemington Hub! You can learn more about the why the centre is closing here: https://mvcc.vic.gov.au/share-your-memories/
18.01.2022 Creative Card Making Class Term Four (for registered participants) Week Seven... Hi All, This week’s card comes with seven attachments, along with card stock and envelope. The attachments are three strips of different sizes, a decorative shield type embellishment, a button, a piece of base paper and a greeting. Before constructing the card you need to cut the forked tongue into each end of the three strips. I have cut one sample for you to copy. Then curl up the ends slightly. Now cover your card with the base paper, framing it on your card stock. Use foam squares to raise the strips and stick them to the side of your card. You can spend some time playing with the arrangement of size and colour of the strips, decide which goes on top and what colour combination you like. I think I included a fourth strip to give you more options. Now using tape and foam squares attach the flowery shield to the centre right of the card. Tape will be needed to attach to the strips and foam squares, where you attach to the card. The button can now be stuck to the shield and the greeting fixed to the centre.
15.01.2022 Invitation from Volunteer West You are invited to the launch of 'Volunteering, Participatory Action and Social Cohesion - Reimagining volunteering for contemporary Australia' on Thursday 3rd December at 10:30am. Please RSVP by emailing [email protected] to receive the zoom link for the event
15.01.2022 Yesterday was Wednesday which was our Gentle Exercise program with instructor Brenda. This program gets you moving and motivated with easy movements which are very gentle on your body. Brenda will be showcasing weekly exercises which you can do in a small space in your own environment
15.01.2022 Creative Card Making Class Term Four (for registered participants) Week Three... Hi everyone! This week’s card comes with ten attachments, along with coloured card stock and envelope. The attachments are three flowers of different sizes, a leaf, three diamantes, a piece of decorative card and two greetings. This card is pretty simple to construct. Tape the coloured square to your card and place the flowers and leaf in a pleasing arrangement. Then place a diamante in the centre of each flower. Add your greeting. Again I've given you two greetings to choose from. For added interest I've given the flowers some height by pressing down on their centres with the back of a pen or pencil while they are placed on a soft surface, such as your thigh. You could also colour the flowers with any available pencils or textas, or you could try a swipe of pink nail polish. I've also curved the leaf a bit, as you would curl ribbon for a gift
14.01.2022 Wingate Avenue Community Centre is still providing food relief services. If you or you know anyone that needs a food parcel please see the details below and make an appointment with Wingate Ave Community Centre.
14.01.2022 It's Monday - Let's Play with Jemma Jemma has a new video with a specific theme for parents to do with their little ones (age 0-5yrs old) at home. If you have any questions for her about local services or programs in the area, please contact her on 0447 925 611 or email [email protected]... Theme: Slime Activity: Let’s make slime! Today we are makign slibe! You will need just 3 ingredients to make this slime 1 cups cornflour, about 1 cup water, and food colouring. Let's get slimey!
14.01.2022 Creative Card Making Class Term Four (for registered participants) Week Five... Hi everyone! This week’s card comes with fourteen attachments, along with card stock and envelope. The attachments are two flowers, four leaves, five diamantes, a rectangle of white card stock with a decorative window and scalloped edge, a greeting and dotty paper. Start by covering your card with dotty paper and trim as required. Next attach the white rectangle with the scalloped edge to the top, this could be centred and raised or stuck straight to the card and slightly lower to the base as in the example shown. The flowers are stuck to opposite corners of the window, with a diamante in the centre and the leaves tucked in. Additional diamantes are added, for extra bling, to the bottom right edge of the white card. Your greeting should be centred in the window.
13.01.2022 To celebrate NAIDOC Week, Moonee Valley Libraries will be sharing a series of videos that will celebrate and honour our First Nations people These are suitable for school-aged children and will share the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
12.01.2022 Hello lovely community from Chantelle Nicole! Today I have created a short practice for you to do in the evening. These techniques will support in letting go of your day and support us in the transition to go to sleep. A few handy tips for getting a restful night’s sleep can be found here at the sleep foundation web site.... https://www.sleephealthfoundation.org.au/tips-for-a-good-ni I will use a combination of Pranayam (breathing exercises) I have mentioned the progressive muscle relaxation exercise that i have filmed in a previous video that is also helpful for sleep so you can use that video. After these practices, if you still feel like you need more support there is a wonderful app that is free is called Insight Timer and that is brilliant to use for guided meditation, or to just simply listen to relaxation music before sleep. If you do have any technology in your bedroom, please make sure you switch it into flight mode before sleep. Enjoy! X
11.01.2022 Results are in - Moonee Valley's Coucillors!
11.01.2022 Being an ally involves constantly asking yourself about what being a man means to you. What have you said to yourself or to others that have kept them in the Man Box? #reflect #BeAnAlly #16DaysofAllyship #16DaysofActivism https://16daysallyship.whwest.org.au/allyship-homework
11.01.2022 It's Thursday which means it's our B Minor Music class again! Today's video: Feel the rhythm feel the beat and Until I tell you to stop Feel the rhythm feel the beat and Until I tell you to stop are B Minor Music originals which were created to encourage movement in children. Dance along with Bree from B Minor Music, it's lot's of fun guaranteed... Hope you enjoy.
10.01.2022 It's Thursday which means it's our B Minor Music class again! Today's vide: Two animals met in a lane and Down by the bay Today we are exploring imagination in a nonsensical way as it's always a winner with children and that's why Two animals met in a lane and Down by the bay always bring a smile to the children's faces.... Hope you enjoy.
09.01.2022 It's Thursday which means it's our B Minor Music class again! Today it's all about the Aussie Animals! Hope you enjoy.
08.01.2022 Lockdown was tough on everyone, especially young people. Moonee Valley City Council has heard your calls for more outdoor activity options for all ages and abilities, but particularly young people. Whether it’s a BMX track, bike jumps, a ninja warrior course or something else entirely, Council wants to hear your ideas. Complete the short survey and add to the interactive map, and let Council know what activities and locations you’d like to investigate further to see happen and where in for Moonee Valley.
08.01.2022 THIS listing is NOW CLOSED Employment Opportunities Do you want a career in Sewing? There’s 6 jobs starting next week, email us now! ... [email protected] See more
07.01.2022 Join in with the 'Walk to School' competition! To find out some active ways to get to school, check out our online map - https://mvcc.vic.gov.au/live/my-neighbourhood/schools/
06.01.2022 Have you heard of JobCraft? If you are under 25 and looking for employment opportunities - check out JobCraft JobCraft is all about linking you to opportunities that interest you. It provides you access to employment and further education opportunities, local events, support, local agencies and other important info that will help you to stay connected to make the most out of your options. Click link below or like their facebook page JobCraft for more info.
01.01.2022 Are you joining in for the First Nations Bedtime Stories from 16 - 20 November? Check out Common Ground Australia's facebook page for more information. This is an opportunity for all people to come together to listen, learn and celebrate First Nations cultures; the oldest continuous cultures in the world. Throughout next week we are sharing stories from four language groups across Central Australia. Robin Japanangka Granites (pictured here), a Warlpiri Man, shares an import...ant story about the importance of family and knowing your Country and your connection to place. He shares the journey of a lost Joey in search of its family. Sign up via the following link to watch five stories over five days with people young and old, and keep celebrating in the week after NAIDOC. www.firstnationsbedtimestories.com #firstnationsstories #culture #bedtimestories
01.01.2022 Have you seen the fliers from the Moonee Valley Family Violence Network? We’ve been dropping fliers across our neighbourhoods to raise awareness of the help that’s available to our community. During the 16 Days of Activism, people around the world will unite to raise awareness about gender-based violence. Here’s some ways you can help to prevent violence
