Latest Facebook Posts
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1 hour ago
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Coronavirus changing where we want to live
www.abc.net.au
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No that's why I came here to get away from people and traffic. We can't cater for anymore.
great,we are selling our house soon ,so that makes me very hopeful.
3 hours ago
Calling all local sport and active recreation clubs.
Take a look at these grants available from the Victorian Government to help sports organisations and associations ride out the economic impacts of COVID-19.
Get in quick! Applications close on Monday 15 June. ... See MoreSee Less
Community Sport Sector Short-term Survival Package
www.sportsfocus.com.au
Kylie Merryn Trott
Caleb Kuhle
Darren Baker is this for us?
Darren Baker Scott Jones Ally Stuchbree This is the email I sent yous the other day
4 hours ago
National Sorry Day is a significant day for all people in Australia, particularly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across the nation. It is a time for all of us to engage in challenging conversations, and to remember, acknowledge and pay tribute to the members of the Stolen Generations. We recognise the ongoing legacy of trauma from child-removal policies and the impacts these injustices have had on the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We recognise the hurt and damage caused from these injustices and support the healing process and ongoing journey towards reconciliation. By acknowledging the past, we can move forward, and today is an important part of the healing process. The Healing Foundation is working on some great projects supporting connections to culture, language and family – three factors that are fundamental to identity, health and healing.
You can learn more about experiences of the Stolen Generation and what the Healing Foundation do here: bit.ly/2yzwnB4.
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Welcome to Connect Mount Alexander
Welcome to Connect Mount Alexander, a place where we can connect with each other, share information, offer assistance and provide support during COVID-19.
Connect Mount Alexander has always been an online community space for community groups to promote who they are, what they do and the events they have planned but during COVID-19 we have had to adapt to the current needs of our community. We have therefore, temporarily changed the purpose of this space in response to COVID-19 to ensure that our community have the opportunity to stay connected, up to date and informed of the current emergency and the support available to them.
COVID-19 Virtual Emergency Relief Centre
In most emergencies that significantly impact the community, an Emergency Relief Centre (ERC) is often established.
An ERC is a place to provide information about the emergency and the support and referrals available to help a community cope with the impact of the emergency. Due to the current COVID-19 restrictions, a physical ERC is not possible so we have adapted and developed a Virtual ERC via Connect Mount Alexander. We hope that the Virtual ERC provides the support that our community needs during this emergency, however we will continue to review and adapt its content as the situation evolves to ensure that it stays informative,responsive and relevant.