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Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre

Locality: Frankston, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9293 7122

Address: 55 Towerhill Rd 3199 Frankston, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.frankston.vic.gov.au

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25.01.2022 Frankies Cafe was back and running today with 3 new young people in the kitchen making some amazing dishes. Today was a simple homemade tomato pasta sauce with some bacon.... safe to say there were no left overs.

25.01.2022 #FeelGoodFrankston Were asking everyone to share their your own positive messages with the community Positive affirmations can be extremely simple and powe...rful to combat negative thoughts, especially during current restrictions. What words do you say to yourself or draw on to help you bounce back or get through a tough time? Over the next four weeks Council staff will be sharing their photos and affirmations to help get the ball rolling. Getting involved is easy: Take a photo of yourself with your positive affirmation or self-talk (or if you are camera shy, a creative photo) Share the photo with us by using #FeelGoodFrankston. Share it on your own wall or share it as a comment on our post Lets flip the switch together - help each other by sharing your own positive messages with the community #FrankstonCity #Resilience #PositivePower #PositivelyPowerful

25.01.2022 Saturday night is movie night. Popcorn and family fun! Everyone get involved and let us know what your top 5 all time list is ...

24.01.2022 Our Draft Community Vision 2040 for Frankston City is now out for public exhibition and we would love your feedback! Visit https://bit.ly/3xeNvVY to view... the Draft Community Vision and complete our feedback survey by Tuesday 11 May. #FrankstonCity #Community #CommunityVision2040 #HaveYourSay

24.01.2022 Karingal Place Neighbourhood Centre, located at 103 Ashleigh Avenue, is known for the services provided at the Centre, such as Maternal Child Health, Immunisati...on and Kindergarten. To help us develop activities, programs and services that best meet your needs and interests, Frankston City Council is seeking feedback on Karingal PLACE. Take the online survey to share with us your thoughts about Karingal PLACE, and what programs and services would benefit you, your family and the wider community. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/77VS85B #FrankstonCity #KaringalPLACE

23.01.2022 It seems like we have been waiting forever but we finally have a return date , there is limit of 10 per class so please book now so you dont miss out. ...Bodybarrepilates class schedule. Monday 6pm Barreattack. Tuesday 6pm Piloxingbarre. Thursday 6pm Pilates matwork & 7pm Piloxingbarre. Saturday 8am Barreattack #bodybarrepilates #barreattack #piloxingbarre #pilates See more

23.01.2022 What a great time to get the craft box out and start creating some amazing art work or knitting some warm beanies and scarves as the weather becomes colder and colder! What are some creative designs everyone has made?

22.01.2022 Dee from Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre with one of her favourite books from the centre's Frankston City Libraries collection. She says there is nothing like curling up with a cup of coffee and good read! Whats your favourite read? #FSCRC #frankstoncitylibraries #nothinglikeagoodread

22.01.2022 Missing Storytime at Frankston South? Check out Storytime live at 11am on the Frankston City Libraries Facebook page every Tuesday and Thursday.

21.01.2022 Following the Victorian State Government COVID-19 announcement of updated restrictions yesterday, Frankston City Council-run community centres will be closed as of midnight tonight, Wednesday 8 July 2020 until further notice. These centres are: Frankston North Community Centre Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre Ebdale Community Hub and Learning Centre... Karingal PLACE Neighbourhood Centre (with the possible exception of essential Maternal and Child Health services, Karingal Primary School and Community Kinders Plus pending further government advice). #FrankstonCity #CommunityCentres #FrankstonSouth See more

20.01.2022 Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre is looking great! The Centre is looking lovely and clean both inside and outside. Jenny says "It's much easier to keep the place looking great, as no-one is messing it up." Take a peak!

20.01.2022 Staying home doesnt mean you have to stay still. There are lots of things you can do at home to stay active. Jenny says if you dont have weights at home you can use tins of chopped tomatoes that youve hoarded during the pandemic, because everyone knows that toilet rolls are too light! Stay at home and stay fit.

20.01.2022 Online Hangout is OPEN from 1pm-2pm Today we will be looking at unique ways to show how amazing you are! Join Teneille and Wendy Feel free to participate or sim...ply spectate Meeting details: Visit zoom.us or via the app. Meeting details: https://frankstoncitycouncil.zoom.us/j/97943189111 Meeting ID: 979 4318 9111 Password: 990646 #frankstonCity #FrankstonYouthServices #Youthies #Youareamazing

20.01.2022 Jen and Dee have been busy helping out with Meals on Wheels, delivering hot food and cheer to the most vulnerable members of our community. Thanks Jen and Dee for putting your hand up to help!

19.01.2022 Wellness Wednesday HANGOUT is OPEN at 3.30pm today. Wendy and Tilly are making masks from socks you can watch or join us just for a chat. #FrankstonCity #Youthies #loveamask

17.01.2022 Feel Good Frankston Life can be filled with some pretty scary and nerve racking decisions and choices for us all. Sometimes it’s good to remind ourselves and our children that we are brave and courageous and nothing is beyond our limits. ... #FeelGoodFrankston #FrankstonCityCouncil #gratitude #empathy #mindfulness #resilience #choosebrave

17.01.2022 Throughout August 2020 and February 2021, we asked our community for their ideas and vision for the future of Frankston City We listened and thanks to your va...luable feedback, we have developed a number of priority projects requiring Council to advocate to state and federal governments We now want to know if these draft priorities are meeting your needs and expectations. Head to https://bit.ly/3d0pIB6 to learn more about our draft priorities and to have your say #Advocacy #Feedback #Community #WorkingTogether #FrankstonCity

16.01.2022 Welcome Back this Tuesday the Arthritis Foundation Tai -Chi group Please note the class is in the Stadium 2021 to allow social distancing, QR code or sign in Session every Tuesday at 11.45am

15.01.2022 The Feel Good Frankston Project is about nurturing resilience. Today I trust in others, and in myself. #feelgoodfrankston #frankstoncitycouncil #gratitude#empathy#mindtfulness # reilience

15.01.2022 It's simple to improve your balance. Some ways are by: 1. Walking (yes it's that simple) 2. Sitting or kneeling on your hands and knees (on all 4), and drawing your belly in towards your back bone 4. Holding your abs and lifting one foot off the ground These activities will all help to improve your balance.

14.01.2022 #feelgoodfrankston

14.01.2022 It's natural to feel a range of emotions stress, worry, anxiety or feeling low in this pandemic. However ,if you are not coping reach out , free service offers help 1300 375 330

14.01.2022 We are looking for more players for Prymeball which is modified volleyball. Suitable for all ages and abilities. Welcome to try the first session for FREE ($6.50 per session thereafter). 9.30am Mondays and 1pm Fridays. Contact Cathy on 0490 012 060

13.01.2022 Feel Good Frankston Don’t forget to connect with nature and add a little of joy to your day. #FeelGoodFrankston #FrankstonCityCouncil #gratitude #empathy #mindfulness #resilience #Connectingwithnature

13.01.2022 Walking in Frankston South. Did you know that many people who attend the walking group at Frankston South are still walking and moving? The Volunteer Leaders are keen to get back, but until that time, please take photos of what you see on your walk. We can look at our photos when the walking group resumes. Walk and enjoy nature if you can. Fast or slow, just get up and go.

13.01.2022 While the yoga room at Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre might be silent at the moment, you can still feel the energy from years and years of chanting. We look forward to being back there and seeing you soon.

13.01.2022 We all miss Dees wonderful coffee at Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre and hope to be back soon. The team here would like to know how youre going in isolation? What have you been doing? Wed love to hear from you!

13.01.2022 The great family pizza debate! Does Pineapple belong on a pizza or not?! Let us know your favorite pizza topping.

13.01.2022 Frankston residents will need to register for their Foreshore parking permits this year. This comes after a council review of how permits were previously provid...ed to ratepayers after many people were left disgruntled due to accidentally discarding them with some people not receiving them at all in their annual rates notice. Frankston City Council says the new process makes it easier for everyone with those eligible, able to apply online or in person at a Council customer service center from Monday the 10th August. Homeowners will be able to apply for two permits per property valid for 3 years while tenants will only have their permits valid for 12 months. If more than two vehicles require permits in a household then additional permits can be purchased up to a total of 5 per property. To avoid having to pay for parking, foreshore permits can be used at all Frankston waterfront locations including Frankston, Long Island and Seaford.

13.01.2022 The time we have all been waiting for....... Frankie's Cafe will be opening in January 2021!!! 18 January the Cafe will be selling Dee's amazing coffee once again. Come say hello to us all and get yourself a hot cup of coffee to start your day.... The Centre will be closed from the 24 December - 11 January. Stay safe everyone!

12.01.2022 We're pleased to advise that Community Support Frankston will be providing warm and healthy take-away meals from 12pm - 2pm commencing Wednesday 6th May, for pe...ople living in Frankston. Please remember to maintain good social distancing when collecting a meal from our newly renovated space. Our reception doors will remain closed for the time being and we continue to work closely with Frankston City Council during this time. For all other assistance please call us on 9783 7284 (Monday - Friday) 9:30am - 3:30pm. It takes a community :) See more

12.01.2022 This week the students made some delicious food. First on the menu, homemade chicken dumplings with a dipping sauce. Second, Chilli Con Carne tacos with a guacamole.

11.01.2022 It's National Volunteer Week! All of us at Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre would like to say a big thank you to all the amazing volunteers who help out around the Centre. We couldn't do it without you! #NVW2020 #waveforvolunteers

11.01.2022 Please note that following the easing of Victorian Government COVID-19 restrictions, Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre is safely and gradually re-opening. In this first stage, access to Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre is limited to a small number of permissible programs only, and will not be open for general public access. This will be revised as further restrictions are eased. If you require further information, please call 9293 7122.

11.01.2022 Student Scholarship Grants available now!

10.01.2022 Help is only one call away If you need assistance due to the impacts of COVID-19, we have a dedicated team in our call centre here for you Call us on 130...0 322 322 and ask to be referred to our Community Recovery Call Centre We will help you navigate and connect with the services and resources you may need. This applies for businesses in need also. If you would like to read more on support available visit our 'For the Love of Frankston' web page https://bit.ly/3eBVy4F #FrankstonCity #Covid19 #Community #Help #ForTheLoveOfFrankston

10.01.2022 Want something creative to do with the kids over the school holidays? Then here is a great Art Project for all the family to do, Split Pin Puppets. Get Creative and show us your Split Pin Puppets!

09.01.2022 What a beautiful day it is in Frankston South today. Just out the front of the Community Centre this little guy was enjoying the morning sun. There are so many beautiful places to enjoy nature in this community.... Show us some of your favourite spots!!

09.01.2022 Join us for free exercise classes online via Zoom! Wednesdays 10am - Zumba Gold Dance Party Thursdays 10am - Move and Stretch class ... Email [email protected] or call Jenny on 9784 1840 for more information and class link.

08.01.2022 Are you between 12-24 years old and needing support gaining employment, education, programs and services? Between 1-2pm each Thursday, you can book a one-on-one appointment with Council’s youth workers who can assist you with applications, licenses, budgeting and referrals. For more information please call 9768 1366.

07.01.2022 From 12pm Tuesday 22 September we enter the Elections Caretaker Period, which runs until Saturday 24 October During this time we are limited in the types of content we are able to share across our page, and must restrict the ability of our followers to comment on our posts. The last thing we want is for you to stop talking and interacting with us, so if you have any questions you can still contact us in the following ways:... Send us a direct message On Live Chat via our website: www.frankston.vic.gov.au By phone: 9293 7122 By email: [email protected] Thanks for your understanding We promise to be back sharing all the latest news from your Council after the Caretaker Period has ended. Learn more about the Election Caretaker Period, here: https://bit.ly/32zVEHD #FrankstonCity #CouncilElections #SeeYouSoon

07.01.2022 Bookings for the ONLINE Spring School Holiday Program for 12-24 are now OPEN!!! These School Holidays we have: Murder Mystery Mario Kart... Japanese Day Football Fever Music Day Drawing Workshop And More!!! If youre wanting to find out any more about any of our holiday program activities please ring us on 9768 1366 . Bookings can be made through TryBooking by visiting: https://www.trybooking.com/BLBTS. #FrankstonCity

06.01.2022 Are you exercising? 70% of people who have called us at Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre have answered YES! We would love you to join the exercise Zoom classes with Jen, at 10am every Wednesday and Thursday.

06.01.2022 DEES FAVORITE RECIPE IRISH SODA BREAD- MARIES BREAD (MY MUM!!) This my favourite childhood bread and even now I love it!... (unfortunately you cannot buy it in Australia) obviously cant get in Australia, so I have dug up my mums old recipe. Try it, easy to make and a breakfast favourite particularly in Northern Ireland. INGREDIENTS: - 2 cups of all purpose (plain flour) flour - 1 teaspoon of baking soda (bicarbonate of soda) - teaspoon of salt - 1 cup of buttermilk (available in the fresh milk section of the supermarket) - butter for greasing INSTRUCTIONS 1. In a large bowl, combine flour, bicarb soda and salt. Stir in the buttermilk very gently, dont over fold. Stir until dough just comes together. (Mum actually used a butter knife to stir the dough, so the dough doesnt toughen up!) It will look very wet and even sloppy but thats okay. 2. On a lightly floured surface, pat the dough into a circle about 1 1/2 cms. 3. Use a sharp knife to cut into the circle into 4 quarters. 4. Place a cast iron (again, my mum used this) or a skillet pan over a medium heat and use the butter to lightly grease the pan. Once the pan has heated up (this is the tricky part) it cant be too hot or it will burn on the outside and be raw inside. Make sure that each piece doesnt touch each other in the pan. Panfry until the bottom is browned, it usually take around 6-7 minutes, then you flip it and cook it until browned and heated through!! These are known for the easiness and not many ingredients are used to a very old recipe that is everywhere in Ireland (wish I could get it here!!) Please try these!! Yummy!! You serve with butter dripping on them and usually nice homemade jam or whatever you have handy!

05.01.2022 Fun family games are a great way to pass time in isolation. UNO is an all time favorite and many families have their own rules. What are some other fun card and board games your family likes to play at home?

05.01.2022 Have your say via our Climate Change Community Survey or comment in our Big Ideas Forum Visit https://bit.ly/3aiuCGT to tell us what matters most to you a...nd learn more about what we can all do to address climate change. Climate change is happening now and we are experiencing the impacts on our community, economy and environment. Help us work better together to protect our environment and community #FrankstonCity #ClimateChange #Environment #Community

05.01.2022 Frankston South Hangout will return next week on Monday.

05.01.2022 STARTING FROM AUGUST 2020 Current residential Foreshore Parking Permits, which allow residential ratepayers free parking at Frankston and Seaford beaches e...xpire on 30 September 2020. Permits have previously been distributed every three years via the Annual Rate Notice to residential ratepayers, however at the 11 May Ordinary Council Meeting an improved registration process was endorsed by Council. Many residential ratepayers indicated they were unaware that their permits were included in their Annual Rate Notice and had accidentally discarded them, while others told us they were not received. This new process ensures permits that are unneeded, unused or unwanted are not unnecessarily printed which is better for the environment From August 2020, anyone who owns or rents a residential property in Frankston City can register to receive their new Foreshore Parking Permit on our website or in person at a Council Customer Service Centre If you have questions relating to the new process, you can view frequently asked question and answers, here: FAQs for tenants https://bit.ly/3ieidHD FAQs for residential ratepayers https://bit.ly/3dKmY8l PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS NO CHANGE TO THE PROCESS FOR RESIDENTIAL TENANTS #FrankstonCity #Foreshore #ParkingPermits

05.01.2022 Come and Join the FUN! Play, dance sing & connect with your Mini Yogi/s & your own inner child in one of our FUN filled sessions. For more information follow the Facebook or Instagram pages. ... Classes beginning Tuesday February 9th 10:30am

04.01.2022 Feel Good Frankston Here are some ideas from the Feel Good Frankston project, about choosing what you want to do today. #FeelGoodFrankston #FrankstonCityCouncil #gratitude #empathy #mindfulness #resilience

04.01.2022 Jen has been busy working on exercise tips for home. She says its important to stay active during isolation and recommends that you try to aim for 30 minutes of moderate exercise each day.

03.01.2022 Feel Good Frankston. The power of our thoughts! Did you know that our thoughts impact how we feel, which affects our emotions, and this impacts how we respond to our experiences every day? Let's practise well thoughts. This can be done in several ways. Here are a few: Repeating simple affirmations: I am enough. I am lovable the way I am. Practising mindfulness: Connecting to nature, enjoying walks in nature or meditation.... #FeelGoodFrankston #FrankstonCityCouncil #gratitude #empathy #mindfulness #resilience See more

02.01.2022 Council have launched a Community Recovery Call Centre to refer residents and businesses to support services suited to their current needs. Our aim is to hel...p impacted residents navigate and connect with the services and resources they need to recover from COVID-19 Please call 1300 322 322 Ask to be referred to the Community Recovery Call Centre Open Monday-Friday, 8.30am-5pm Find out more at the link https://bit.ly/35bXrlK #FrankstonCity #Community #Covid19 #MediaRelease

01.01.2022 The Cafe will unfortunately be closed this week.. We are in the process of finding a new barista. Sorry for the inconvenience.

01.01.2022 Fun with the little ones! Call Frankston North Community Centre for Zoom log in details.

01.01.2022 Frankston Youth Service School Holiday Program starts TODAY!!! For the next 2 weeks we will be running a range of activities for people aged 12-17 - we have s...o many activities there is sure to be at least one program to suit every young person! .... And it's not too late to sign up for the fun! Check out the full program here: https://www.frankston.vic.gov.au/frankston_youth_central To book in call Frankston Youth Service: 9768 1366 #FrankstonCity #FrankstonYouthService #SchoolHolidayProgram #January2021