Safe Community workshop occurring 2 April 2022
Register by 5pm 30 March using our form below
Enjoy a free lunch following the workshop, and all participants go into the draw for one of 3 x double passes to select shows at Frankston’s Southside Festival!
When?
Saturday 2nd April:
- 10.00am-12.30pm: Workshop facilitated by Conversation Co.
- 12.30-1.30pm: Free lunch (optional).
Where?
Lyrebird Community Centre
203 Lyrebird Dr, Carrum Downs.
Why should you attend?
- Share your experiences of safety in your local community, and why they matter.
- Join a discussion group on one of the following topics to give your feedback and ideas:
- Emergency preparedness, response and recovery.
- Safety in public places and spaces in Frankston City.
- Addressing harm from alcohol and other drugs, gambling, road trauma violence and crime.
- Family violence, intimate partner violence, elder abuse.
- Reducing homelessness – in particular rough-sleeping homelessness.
- Creating inclusive and well connected communities where everyone feels welcome.
- Contribute your ideas and vision for a safer community. Your input will inform our Safe Community Policy and Strategy.
You can learn more about each discussion topic by reading the Discussion Paper.
Covid Safety
This in-person workshop will follow current COVID guidelines set by the State Government, and requires all participants to show evidence of their vaccination status or a valid medical exemption.
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