Swim and water safety programs for Frankston this summer 💦🌊
Learn vital water safety skills for free
Expressions of interest NOW OPEN!

Peninsula Leisure, in partnership with Frankston City Council, is offering fully subsidised More People Can Swim programs this summer for kids, teens, and families.

From beginners taking their first splash, to families learning water safety together, everyone is welcome to build confidence and have fun in the water.

Programs run at Frankston Beach, PARC, and Pines outdoor pool in January.

💦🌊 Expressions of interest to participate in the program are open throughout November. Find the right program for you, learn more, and register your interest today: https://peninsulaleisure.com.au/can-swim/

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Women’s Health Seminar: Perimenopause & Menopause Wellbeing

Join us for an empowering evening dedicated to women’s wellbeing with PARC!

⭐️ Wednesday 12 November, 7:30pm
⭐️ Chisholm Tafe, next door to PARC. Auditorium level 1
⭐️ Free for PARC members

Two incredible guest speakers – Nutritionist Ali Tehan and GP Dr Shaminder Kaur – will share insights to help you better understand and manage the changes that come with perimenopause and menopause.

💙 Ali Tehan will explore how nutrition can support hormonal balance, energy, and mood.
💙 Dr Shaminder Kaur will discuss symptoms, treatments, and the medical side of menopause, helping you feel informed and confident through this stage of life.

This session is open to all PARC members, and yes, men are welcome too!

Learn more via our blog: https://parc.peninsulaleisure.com.au/events/womens-health-seminar-perimenopause-and-menopause-wellbeing-at-parc/

👉 Register via Xplor to secure your spot: https://peninsulaleisure.perfectmind.com/

Seats are limited, don’t miss out!

Last weekend at PARC, we were proud to host Restart a Heart Day – a community event dedicated to raising awareness about cardiac arrest and empowering people with lifesaving CPR skills.

Led by the passionate team from Monash University Paramedicine, our foyer was buzzing with learning and energy as visitors discovered how to CALL, PUSH, SHOCK – the three simple steps that can save a life.

With only 1 in 10 people surviving a cardiac arrest, every bit of awareness and education makes a difference.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and learnt a new skill. And thank you to our friends at Monash Uni for making it happen here at PARC.