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Has your family celebrated the birth of a new child in 2018? Would you like your child’s name to be displayed in a special garden within the Frankston Community? Read on to find out more…

What is the Birth Tree Project?

The Birth Tree Project is supported by the Rotary of Frankston Peninsula 2.0 and it gives families the opportunity to honour this special milestone in a truly unique way. The Birth and Family Tree initiative invites parents to celebrate the birth of their new baby with the Frankston community.

Each year, in conjunction with Frankston City Council one tree is planted to commemorate the births of children in our community. Their names are placed on a plaque at the base of the Birth Tree. The Birth Tree will be planted at Montague Park (Kars St, Frankston), in a specially designed garden space dedicated to the Birth Tree Project. The Birth Tree & Family Garden Projects also supports the Birth Tree Little Library at Montague Park. For more information click here.

How do I register my child’s birth?

Registration for births in 2018 closes in January 2019. The cost is a $50 donation for one newborn which contributes directly to supporting the Frankston Hospital Special Care Nursery. There will be an annual Unveiling Ceremony held on the 17th of March 2019 for families and friends to celebrate the births in 2018. Children will be given a certificate and their very own tree to take home and plant.

Click here to register

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PARC is open this Labour Day Public Holiday. 

Come down for a workout or some fun in the pools with the family. 

- Centre hours: 7am-7pm 

- Waterslide open: 10am – 6pm 

- Cafe hours: 8am – 5pm 

- Group exercise: reduced timetable, see the Customer Portal or Xplor Peninsula Leisure app for class details and to book in. 

Our sister site PINES is also open from 8am - 6pm. 
We look forward to seeing you in Centre! 

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This International Women’s Day, the team at Skate are hosting additional sessions of our very popular, Girls Skate, to celebrate all the wonderful girls and women in our Skate community. 

Come along to learn new skills and meet some of the incredible local riders!

🛹 Where: Frankston Skate Park 

🕐 When: Check the Customer Portal for lesson times 

🎟️ Bookings: You can book into a lesson via the Customer Portal or Xplor Peninsula Leisure app. 
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We're excited to let you know that new access gates will be installed at PARC in early March. 

We're committed to continually improving our facility and the experience of every member and guest. This upgrade reflects our ongoing commitment to continually invest in improving experiences at PARC.

The new Sec-Pro gates will be a significant improvement to how you arrive and enter the Centre, with: 

✔️ Instant response time 

✔️ Improved reliability 

✔️ Improved accessibility with wider gates 

During the installation period, any gates already fitted will remain in the open position, and our team will be on hand to assist. For members attending a Group Exercise Class, please be sure to check in by scanning your wristband at our kiosks. 

To learn more about our access gate upgrades, visit our blog via the link in our bio. 

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Registrations are still open, so if you want to join in the fun, sign up and join us for our next session on Friday morning! 

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Dry needling is a technique where a very fine needle is gently inserted into tight or painful muscles to release “knots” (trigger points). These tight spots can cause pain, stiffness, and reduced movement.

The goal? It help muscles relax, move better, and feel less painful.

Who can benefit?
• Athletes & active people
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Curious if dry needling is right for you? Get in touch with Compass Allied Health to book an initial consult with Jack (Giac).
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This February, PARC Aquatic Access member Clinton Hosie is taking on a new challenge - swimming 14km to raise funds for the Starlight Children’s Foundation as part of their Super Swim.
 
Every minute of every day, a child in Australia is admitted to hospital. Clinton is diving in to help bring joy, laughter, and comfort to sick kids when they need it most.
 
We love seeing you at PARC putting in the laps, Clinton - your dedication in and out of the pool is inspiring.
 
Good luck, have fun, and thank you for swimming for such an important cause!
 
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