Hampton Park Progress Association Inc in Hampton Park, Victoria, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Hampton Park Progress Association Inc

Locality: Hampton Park, Victoria, Australia

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24.01.2022 Friends of River Gum Creek Reserve, Black SNAKE SIGHTING at River Gum Creek Reserve, Hampton Park. Please be cautious if you are in the area. It is rare for these snakes to bite people, however they are all dangerously venomous. Beware of snakes while walking the dog, cycling and bush-walking around the reserve. #HPPA1922 #rivergumcreekreserve #rivergumreserve #melbournewater #cityofcasey #communitymatters

23.01.2022 It was wonderful to have the Hampton Park Secondary Collage involve in our Remembrance Day lunch. #HPPA1922 #HamptonParkSC #LestWeForget

23.01.2022 Ask someone this question today - RUOK, and the reply will be, I’m okay, really. Do we really think we have all been ourselves? We are in tough times and more then ever, we need to be talking and telling family or friends how we really feel. Many of us feel a strong need to help others, but if you’re struggling, as the airline safety videos tell us, you’ve really got to make sure you put your own oxygen mask on first. We are all in this together. KEEP THE CONVERSATIONS GOING. #HPPA1922 #HamptonPark #communitymatters #RUOK www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

22.01.2022 This time back in 2016, the Hampton Park Rivergum Creek Reserve playground was opened. It was meant to be within a year that toilets were to be built for the community's use. The new toilets are being built now and will includes a disable toilet. Toilets will be open and close by City of Casey? We are still trying to get car parking and improve carparking around Rivergum Creek Reserve. HPPA will more information soon. #HPPA1922 #rivergumcreekreserve #rivergumreserve #melbournewater #cityofcasey #communitymatters

22.01.2022 URGENT UPDATE - METRO MELBOURNE From midnight tonight:- Curfew lifted from 5am tomorrow ... Some additional workers can go back. Only permitted industries with COVID-safe plans. All primary school students (prep - grade 6) to return from 12 October VCE & VCAL students return from 5 October Remaining Year 7-10 continue remote learning Kinder: back for term 4 Childcare open for all In home child minding permitted - one career Non essential dental appointments are back 5 people from 2 households can gather outside Exercise - 2 hours within 5 kilometres of your home or 5km of your workplace (need to carry permit) Real Estate able to have inspections Shopping - limits lifted Care facilities and hospitals - 1 visitor allowed per patient 2 hours per day Faith based outdoor gatherings of 5 plus 1 faith leader allowed Weddings a limit of 5 including celebrant, couple and witnesses Real Estate able to have inspections Groomers commence their appointments Lawn-mowing services are back Outdoor pools open, with density limits Masks remain compulsory in all areas outside your home no visors without a mask - must be full mouth and nose covering

20.01.2022 Daylight savings is here! Don’t forget to put your clocks forward ONE HOUR before you go to bed tonight

20.01.2022 Something for the family #HPPA1922

19.01.2022 Spring officially arrives this week and whether you’re raising veggies for the family or the whole neighbourhood or just like a few flowers by the front door, spring is the season for getting your hands really dirty. There is nothing like using home-grown veggies for freshness and flavour. There is a vast range of produce you can grow yourself at home, and spring is the season to start planting many of your favourites for a steady crop until next winter. It’s time to plant th...ose beetroots, cauliflowers, capsicums, lettuces, onions, peas, radishes, snow peas, spring onions, tomatoes and more Due to stage 4 restrictions in the Melbourne Metro area we’ve had a lots of time to work in the garden and do a clean out but now is the time to discard the unnecessary items that have piled up in your garages, closets and corners. It is time for unloading the unwanted, great finds in the stacks to donate or start selling. Soon we will be out and about (in small numbers) students will be back at school term 4 and we will all be able to enjoy the outdoors just a little more. It will be a time to drop of those donations and you will be all done and getting ready for Christmas. #HPPA1922 #spring #cleanup See more

18.01.2022 Following today’s announcement that a number of new COVID-19 cases detected in the past 24 hours are in Hallam and Narre Warren, DHHS has announced three pop-up... testing sites in the Cities of Casey and Dandenong that will be available from tomorrow and Wednesday. The pop-up test locations are: Noble Park, off Memorial Drive Testing commencing Tuesday 15 September, 9am-4pm daily https://goo.gl/maps/a44vpcCQ1zboPw1h7 Hallam Secondary College, on site in car park Testing commencing Tuesday 15 September, 9am-4pm daily https://goo.gl/maps/1fLWbQ8gquR3Rzuu5 Clyde Recreation Reserve Footy Pavilion Testing commencing Wednesday 16 September, 9am-4pm daily https://goo.gl/maps/V96EPVhaxz1BtfcA9 Westfield Fountain Gate has today also been included on the daily list of high risk locations and anyone who visited between 18 August and 6 September. Anyone who has even the mildest symptoms is encouraged to get tested. A reminder also that it is important to self-isolate until the results of your test are known and if positive, to continue to self-isolate for the required period. For the latest COVID-19 information and alternative testing sites go to https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus

18.01.2022 During these extraordinary times of the COVID-19 pandemic Victoria Police will continue to respond to and prevent family violence. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger call 000. We will continue to hold perpetrators accountable during the Coronavirus emergency: social isolation is no excuse for violence. Police will respond in the same way as they would in a non-coronavirus environment. Stage 4 restrictions allow you to leave your home for emergency purposes. If ...you or your children are escaping harm or are at risk of harm from family violence, you can leave your home. You will not be fined if you are leaving a dangerous situation. Family violence frontline services, including crisis accommodation, continue to operate to support women, children and families during the coronavirus (COVID-19) emergency. There are options for accessing safe housing if you need to leave a violent situation or you are not safe in your home. Call safe steps on 1800 015 188 or email [email protected] for help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week #HPPA1922 #HamptonPark #communitymatters #KeepSafe

14.01.2022 https://militaryshop.com.au/World-War-II-Veterans-Awarded-7 #HPPA1922 #HamptonPark #communitymatters#worldwartwo

12.01.2022 75th Anniversary Commemorative Service has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 Stage 4 restrictions in Victoria. At the beginning of 1945, Australians had been at war for over five years. In Europe, the Germans surrendered on 7 May 1945. Australian prisoners of war in European prison camps were liberated and Australian sailors and aircrew began returning home. This was a war like no other in history, with Australians fighting in theatres of war across the globe from Europe t...o North Africa, the Mediterranean and the Middle East, to Asia and the Pacific, and conflict coming to the Australian mainland for the first time. The 75th Anniversary Commemorative Service will be an opportunity for all Australians to pause, reflect and acknowledge the service and sacrifice of more than 39,000 who lost their lives, the some 30,000 taken as prisoners of war and those who made their contribution in service on the home front. #HPPA1922 #HamptonPark #communitymatters #WWII #Veteran #75th #worldwartwo

11.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day! #HPPA1922

10.01.2022 No council elections Casey City Council was dismissed by an Act of Parliament in February 2020. The next election for this council will be in October 2024. #HPPA1922 #cityofcasey #communitymatters... This means that if you are an Australian citizen or ratepayer, you are not required to vote in this council’s election in October 2020.

08.01.2022 Change your clock this SUNDAY! Daylight saving time 2020 in Victoria will begin at 2:00 am on Sunday, 4 October and ends at 3:00 am on... Sunday, 4 April 2021 See more

07.01.2022 The Hampton Park Progress Association may no longer be at the Arthur Wren Hall but we are still here to advocate for the Hampton Park Community. If you have any issues that you would like the HPPA to assist with or conversely any good news stories that you would like to share, please feel free to contact us via our email [email protected] We have been here for 98 years supporting our community and plan to continue for another 98....at least :) #HPPA1922 #HamptonPark #communitymatters

05.01.2022 PUBLIC HOLIDAY Friday before the AFL Grand Final Fri, 23 Oct 2020 #HPPA1922 #communitymatters #keepsafe

05.01.2022 Every year at 11am on 11 Novemberthe eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh monthwe pause to remember those men and women who have died or suffered in all wars, conflicts and peace operations. Remembrance Day, also known as Poppy Day, due to the tradition of the "Red" remembrance poppy. This year the Hampton Park is also going to remember the "Purple" poppy. The purple poppy also known as the Animal poppy is a memorial tribute remembering the service and sacrifices of all animals, great and small, that subsequently lost their lives in service; as well as honoring and recognising animals within the armed forces who bravely serve and work the frontline today

04.01.2022 Most people are unaware that as well as the traditional red poppy worn to mark the Remembrance Day 11 November, that there is also the purple poppy, remembering animals that died during conflict. We encouraged our community to wear the purple poppy alongside the traditional red poppy as a reminder that both humans and animals have and continue to serve. This year’s Hampton Park Remembrance Day service, will be much like the 2020 ANZAC Day service and it will be done from home.... The HPPA has put a small video together for todays service. Lest We Forget To commemorate all the animal deeds and sacrifices in war https://www.youtube.com/watch #HPPA1922 #Communitymatters #LestWeForget

03.01.2022 Today we are going purple! This year marks the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. As the world welcomed peace, thousands returned home to much fanfare, and their loved ones. Thousands more never made the journey home including the animals. This year we are not only using the red poppy BUT we would like to highlight the purple poppy this year.... The purple poppy is often worn to remember animals that have been victims of war. Animals like horses, dogs and pigeons were often drafted into the war effort, and those that wear the purple poppy feel their service should be seen as equal to that of human service. Cup cakes made by https://www.facebook.com/bazilscatering/ #HPPA1922 #LestWeForget #Communitymatters

03.01.2022 This year marks the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. As the world welcomed peace, thousands returned home to much fanfare, and their loved ones. Thousands more never made the journey home including the animals. This year we are not only using the red poppy BUT we would like to highlight the purple poppy this year. The purple poppy is often worn to remember animals that have been victims of war. Animals like horses, dogs and pigeons were often drafted into ...the war effort, and those that wear the purple poppy feel their service should be seen as equal to that of human service. This year as always we are well supported by the community. Involved RSL, Veterans and soldiers, Anthony Byrne MP & Gary Maas MP, Hampton Park Secondary College, Kilberry Valley PS, St. Kevin’s PS, Hampton Park PS and Rivergum PS, Hampton Park Uniting Church, Hampton Park Community Garden, Hampton Park Baptist Church, Hampton Park Library and local businesses Join us on the 11th November and go purple #HPPA1922 #Business #Communitymatters #schools #LestWeForget

03.01.2022 Stage 3 - Hallam Road Upgrade https://levelcrossings.vic.gov.au//new-hallam-station-desi #HPPA1922 #HamptonPark #communitymatters #HallamRoadUpgrade

01.01.2022 G O O D N E W S ! #HPPA1922 #reading

01.01.2022 Playgrounds will be open again from tomorrow Monday 14 September. We are glad our community can enjoy some time at playgrounds again. Please remember to keep safe by maintaining social distancing, wear a mask (except under 12 years old or medically exempt) and adhere to state government guidelines. Complaints or breaches should be reported to the Police assistance line on 131 444 .