Participate in our Frankston South Community and Recreation Centre (FSCRC) Survey 2023 to go into the draw to win one of four $50 gift voucher to Frankie’s Café at FSCRC.

Enter by adding your email address at the end of the survey, you receive one entry to the competition. Winner will be drawn and notified 22-24 May 2023.

Frankston City Council will collate all competition entries (individual's contact details) and assign a number to them. Staff will then use an online random number generator (calculator.net) to choose four numbers (representing the four winners) within a number range (number range will start at one (1) and finish at the last competition entry). Personal information will not be entered into the random number generator.

The four winners will be drawn at random and notified via the email address and/or phone number provided as part of their submission. The winners will be directed to call FSCRC, identify themselves and be given a $50 tab at the cafe to use within 1 year. Community centre staff will have received confirmation of Winners name's via email.

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Initiate more opportunities for social connection at the centre including Chatty Café and similar programs, parents/single parents/kinship support, social groups based on common interests/topic-based e.g. gardening, art etc., youth and family-based activities and cultural and other events.

Build employability and transferable skills through skill-building workshops and pre-accredited training delivery (Adult, Community and Further Education ACFE) including hospitality, barista and other life or employment training courses.

Expand the range and type of health and wellness programs including exercise classes, Yoga and/or Pilates together with other health and wellbeing programs including meditation, healthy eating and nutrition workshops, health education, community health, stress management, chronic disease management and mental health support.

Expand the audience and profile of FSCRC by using a range of promotional activities to engage local community interest such as but not limited to; Monthly newsletter campaigns, social media posts, notice board displays, email campaigns, letter box delivery and collaborative promotion via other internal FCC departments such as Youth Services, Positive Aging and NH Inclusion.

Frankston City Council respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners, the Bunurong people, as the custodians of this land. We pay respect to all Aboriginal community Elders, past and present, who have resided in the area and have been an integral part of the history of the region.