The following historical groups and societies actively seek to promote and preserve Manningham’s heritage.
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… groups and societies actively seek to promote and preserve Manningham’s heritage. The following historical groups and societies actively seek to promote and preserve Manningham’s heritage. Doncaster and Templestowe Historical … maintains the Old Post Office Museum. Reconciliation Manningham Group Reconciliation Manningham is a small, …
Reconciliation Manningham Group
Reconciliation Manningham is a small, committed group working to advance reconciliation through partnerships between Aboriginal people, Wurundjeri Tribe Land and Compensation Cultural Heritage Council, Manningham Council and the local community.
The group aims to preserve, protect and promote respect for, and pride in our Australian Aboriginal culture and heritage. They achieve this through offering a host of activities, programs, events and services that directly involve, support and include Aboriginal people.
Through Heritage Week, Reconciliation Week and other key times throughout the year, the group leads local Indigenous heritage walks and history presentations, and are also available to present indigenous history education within local schools. Fascinating information about local sites of significance and the process of reconciliation is presented on their website. New members are welcome.
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… Planning and Community team work across departments, with Manningham’s libraries and leisure centres to strengthen inclusion of all Manningham residents. Contributions from those who are … interested in disability services and initiatives within Manningham are welcome. Manningham community members who have …
A range of information, resources and services are available for people with disabilities.
Strengthening disability inclusion in our community
Our Social Planning and Community team work across departments, with Manningham’s libraries and leisure centres to strengthen inclusion of all Manningham residents.
Contributions from those who are interested in disability services and initiatives within Manningham are welcome. Manningham community members who have a disability are also invited to share their experiences to better inform Council policy and practice.
Apply for an accessible parking permit
Find out how to apply for an accessible parking permit and how much it costs
Manningham Disability Advisory Committee
The role of the Disability Advisory Committee (DAC) is to provide Council with direct access to a group of people who have a diverse understanding of living with a disability in Manningham. The Committee is a group of dedicated people who are advocates for increasing disability inclusion in Manningham.
Encouraging inclusive employment
Get advice on inclusive employment, whether you are looking to employ people with disabilities or if you are a person with disability looking for work.
International Day of People with a Disability
International Day of People with a Disability (IDPwD) is held on 3 December each year.
IDPwD is a United Nations sanctioned day that is celebrated internationally. It aims to increase public awareness, understanding and acceptance of people with a disability and celebrate their achievements and contributions.
Services available in Manningham
Use the links below to access local services for people with disability.
For national services, view the Wellbeing support page.
Want to stay up to date with inclusive activities and opportunities?
Our bi-monthly Community Strengthening e-newsletter aims to build resilient and vibrant communities by keeping you informed about programs, services, council projects, opportunities and important news for local community groups and organisations.
Do you need to receive the e-newsletter in another format? Contact us on 9840 9333 or email spcs@manningham.vic.gov.au.
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… all types of local businesses. Why start a business in Manningham? With more than 30 local centres, nine … over $680 million to the local economy each year in Manningham; Tourism employs 1,700 people and generates over … account for around 80 per cent of all businesses in Manningham contributing to the economic, social and …
Setting up a new business is an exciting and challenging time with many things to consider such as budgets, staffing, branding, operations and marketing. It's important to think about the big picture and how you would like to grow into the future.
Below you'll find a range of resources, tools and information available to support all types of local businesses.
Why start a business in Manningham?
We are here to help!
The Manningham Business Team are here to assist you with resources, networking events and various training programs throughout the year.
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Business essentials
When do you need a permit for your business?
Have a new business idea? Find out when you need a permit and where you can get advice.
Looking for volunteers?
Eastern Volunteers delivers services directly to the community and encourages and supports volunteering in the community.
Local business associations, networks and mentoring
There are a range of local associations that encourage networking and mentoring opportunities for small businesses as well as annual events and training.
… Manningham's weather and changing climate - Nate Byrne, … Australian Chapter. Dr Moore will discuss how Manningham’s changing climate is impacting local … five insightful, not-to-be-missed evenings at the iconic Manningham Function Centre. The series will introduce you to …
As part of the Inspired Living Series, join us on Thursday 23 May to find out what is happening to our local weather patterns and biodiversity.
Our presenter line up includes weather and biodiversity experts Nate Byrne, Professor David Karoly and Dr Greg Moore.
Nate Byrne, is the weather presenter on ABC News Breakfast, meteorologist, oceanographer and science communicator. Nate will discuss the latest climate modelling and how it’s predicted to affect Melbourne’s weather.
Professor David Karoly is an internationally recognised climate change expert. David will explore the latest climate science and how we can help reduce the increasing risk of catastrophic climate change.
Dr Greg Moore is a member of the National Trust of Victoria’s Register of Significant Trees member and inaugural president of the International Society of Arboriculture, Australian Chapter. Dr Moore will discuss how Manningham’s changing climate is impacting local biodiversity.
Inspired Living Series - keynote speaker events
The Inspired Living Series - keynote speaker events showcases five insightful, not-to-be-missed evenings at the iconic Manningham Function Centre.
The series will introduce you to a diverse line-up of local and international keynote speakers offering unique insights on how we can all shift to a greener future.
Topics range from permaculture to sustainable fashion. Each speaker will inspire and motivate simple, positive lifestyle choices, connection to nature and growing a thriving community in the midst dynamic change.
… planning reforms. These changes will affect the way that Manningham grows and will have impacts on the character and … None of these precincts or activity centres fall within Manningham. The Plan Victoria is based around five pillars: … over the next 30 years. Following Council advocacy, Manningham’ s housing target has been reduced to 28,500 …
State Government Planning Reforms
Victoria is undergoing transformative change, with the State Government’s release of a number of important planning reforms.
These changes will affect the way that Manningham grows and will have impacts on the character and liveability of our neighbourhoods.
We will continue to advocate to the State Government on the implications of these reforms. We’re urging the State Government to continue to consult with us as we work closely with our communities to ensure these reforms align with their needs.
Plan for Victoria
The State Government released its new statewide strategy, Plan for Victoria, on 28 February 2025.
The Plan for Victoria focuses on directing housing to activity centres close to stations and public transport. With updated planning controls, activity centres and priority precincts have been identified as the key places for the delivery of more homes.
The identified priority precincts are based around the Suburban Rail Loop precincts, including Box Hill and Burwood. The targeted activity centres are focused around the 60 identified activity centres that have both fixed rail and tram infrastructure.
It’s proposed that new planning controls will provide for taller buildings in the core of these centres and lower rise apartments within walking distance of the centre. None of these precincts or activity centres fall within Manningham.
The Plan Victoria is based around five pillars:
- Housing choice at an affordable price and close to daily needs. This includes the Activity Centre Program – planning for more homes in and around activity centres and the housing targets
- Accessible jobs and Services
- Great Places, Suburbs and Towns
- Sustainable Environments
- Self Determination and Caring for Country
Housing targets
On 24 February 2025, the Minister released the final housing targets for each local government area within Victoria, for delivery over the next 30 years.
Following Council advocacy, Manningham’ s housing target has been reduced to 28,500 dwellings, from the original target of 39,000 dwellings.
This revised target will have implications on Manningham’s future residential growth strategy and the identification of areas for increased densities.
Manningham Residential Strategy
We’re currently preparing a draft Residential Strategy that will respond to this target.
The next stage of consultation on the draft strategy will focus on identifying how housing growth and diversity of housing types will be managed in the urban parts of the municipality.
Townhouse and Low-rise Code
On 25 February 2025, the Victorian Government announced a new Townhouse and Low-rise code to come into effect in all planning schemes.
These changes represent a significant departure to the standards for multi-unit development under ResCode, which have been in place for many years. In addition, where a development proposal is deemed to meet the Code, residents will still be able to lodge an objection to council, however, will be unable to appeal the matter in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT).
Activity Centre Program
On 27 February 2025, the Victorian Government announced the final 25 ‘train and tram zone’ locations to the Activity Centres Program.
This program is part of the Victorian Government Housing Statement reforms to provide capacity for 300,000 additional homes to 2051.
No additional activity centres within Manningham have been identified as part of this announcement.
We’re currently preparing detailed draft Activity Centre Design Guidelines to manage built form outcomes for residential development within our neighbourhood activity centres.
What happens from here
We expect that the implications of these reforms will become clearer in the coming months.
The changes will have direct impacts on a number of strategic projects being progressed by Council.
We’ll continue to keep you updated on any further changes announced by the State Government.
… and maps Join our Maternal and Child Health service New to Manningham? Request to join our MCH service Attend a …
We support families with children aged from birth to school age. Our specialist staff will guide you through your early parenting years to provide free support for your child’s development, growth, nutrition and general wellbeing.
Learn more about Maternal and Child Health Services.
Is your child unwell?
To reduce risk of spread of infection, we request that families do not attend if parent or child/ children are unwell.
To reschedule your appointment, please call 9840 9188.
Information for parents with infants and young children relating to MCH services is found at Maternal and child health services - Better Health Channel.
You may also contact the 24 hour Maternal and Child Health Line on 13 22 29 or contact your local GP.
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Book your child’s next Key Age and Stage Maternal and Child Health appointment
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View all our Maternal and Child Health Centres opening hours and maps
Attend a Parenting Seminar
Our parenting seminar series provides parents with the tools to be well informed and involved in their children’s lives.
Other useful resources
- Find a community playgroup
- Better Health Child App
- Download the Victorian Government MCH app
- Visit Raising Children website
- Download Kids health information fact sheets
- Call the 24-hour Maternal and Child Health Line
Are you looking for funding to help build sporting facilities infrastructure in our community? Find out if you're eligible to apply. ...
What the program hopes to achieve
The Recreation Capital Works Funding Program supports sporting facility infrastructure developments.
The aim of the program is to:
- increase participation in organised sports
- increase participation in active recreation
- provide a transparent and equitable process for the development of our sporting facilities.
Projects the program funds
The program aims to provide funding for a range of projects, including but not limited to:
- pavilion upgrades
- sports field floodlighting
- tennis court upgrades
- synthetic surfaces
- cricket nets
- coaches boxes
- spectator shelters
- bin cages
- storage buildings.
Contact us to apply for non-sport related infrastructure such as traffic bollards and car parks.
What type of applicants does the program support
We accept applications from groups that:
- have a written agreement with us to use our sporting facilities
- demonstrate the capacity to fund the required financial contribution, where applicable.
How to apply
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Before you start an application, read our Outdoor Sports Infrastructure Policy
The Outdoor Sports Infrastructure Policy has information on the type and size of infrastructure provided for each sport. The policy also has information on the required financial contributions from user groups.
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Contact us to discuss your project
Before submitting an application, contact our Recreation Liaison Officer on 9840 9333 to discuss your project. We’ll give feedback on the project proposal and will advise you on whether we’ll permit submission of the project.
We won’t assess your application if you haven’t had a discussion with our Recreation Liaison Officer.
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Prepare supporting information to include with your application
Before submitting an application, include the following information:
- how your project will increase participation
- how your project will increase participation opportunities in unstructured recreation such as walking or jogging
- the risk your project poses if it's not completed
- will your project incorporate environmental sustainable design principles such as water retention, waste reduction and energy savings
- financial information including, total project amount and any grants that you’ll obtain to help fund the project, and the contributions your organisation will make.
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Submit your application
Submit an application by completing the Recreation Capital Works Funding Program Application Form. We accept applications all year round and make an assessment two times per year.
Support is available to community groups who require more assistance with their application and advice on how to apply online.
What happens after we receive an application
We’ll assess applicants every February and August. You should also be aware that:
- we’ll contact applicants to let them know of the outcome of their submissions
- there’s no guarantee of funding for submissions
- we’ll make an assessment against a predetermined criteria.
To find out more about the program
For more information, contact us.
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The role of Council policies is to clearly state our position on a range of matters affecting the community. These policies assist us in our decision making and provide guidance to Council officers.
- Leasing of Council-Owned and Managed Property Policypdf248.2 KBUPDATED: 29 November 2022download
- Melbourne East Region Sport and Recreation Fair Access Policypdf165.31 KBUPDATED: 16 May 2024download
- Outdoor Sports Infrastructure and Allocations Policypdf585.17 KBUPDATED: 3 September 2024download
Child Safe policy
Our commitment to building a culture of child safety recognises that Manningham Council will prioritise the safety of children in our care and will build child safety into everyday practice.
- Integrated Transport Advisory Committee ITAC - Terms of Referencepdf41.34 KBUPDATED: 18 January 2022download
Procurement Policy
Find out more about Manningham’s procurement policy. We’re always looking for suppliers who practice fairness and are technologically innovative.
- Construction of Concrete and Other Vehicle Crossings Policy under reviewpdf148.91 KBUPDATED: 23 June 2022download
- Heritage Restoration Fund Policy and Guidelines Buildingspdf154.1 KBUPDATED: 24 June 2022download
- Heritage Restoration Fund Policy and Guidelines Trees and Gardenspdf153.38 KBUPDATED: 24 June 2022download
- Memorial Plaques and Public Donation of Park Furniture or Trees Policydocx72.47 KBUPDATED: 26 April 2024download
- Outdoor Advertising on Council Owned and Managed Property Policypdf255.84 KBUPDATED: 24 June 2022download
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Waste and recycling facilities close to Manningham
View a list of our closest transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres below.
Not sure how to dispose of unwanted items?
Check out our A-Z waste and recycling guide or contact us.
… Find out more about Manningham’s Public Toilet Plan. Tags About Council … Public …
Have your say
We’re reviewing our Public Toilet Plan and seeking your feedback. Complete our short survey by Sunday 29 June.
For more information visit YourSay Manningham Public Toilet Plan Review.
Toilets allow people to spend more time in public spaces to socialise, exercise, recreate, learn, support local businesses and to engage with their community. Equitable access is critical for the health, wellbeing and diversity of a community.
Focus areas:
- opening up five existing toilets to provide new public toilet facilities
- constructing new public toilet facilities in eleven locations
- upgrading older style toilets to improve safety and be gender inclusive
- conduct accessibility audits and upgrade access paths to public toilet facilities
- provide Changing Places at major destinations around Manningham
- provide public toilets along linear trails at regular intervals as site conditions permit
- investigate a program of artworks on blank walls of toilet buildings to raise awareness of our toilet facilities, improve perceptions of safety and activate public spaces.
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… and new experiences? Disability Sports Australia and Manningham Council invite adults living with disability to … Commission, these days mark the initial steps in the active journey of an adult living with disability. This event … aims to motivate and enable participants to discover local active opportunities within a fun, safe, and inclusive …
Ready to embark on a day of fun, movement, and new experiences?
Disability Sports Australia and Manningham Council invite adults living with disability to our free Abilities Unleashed event.
Proudly supported by our official healthcare partners, Bupa Australia, MatchWorks, and the Australian Sports Commission, these days mark the initial steps in the active journey of an adult living with disability.
This event aims to motivate and enable participants to discover local active opportunities within a fun, safe, and inclusive environment.
Participants will have the opportunity to experience a variety of sport and active recreation activities on the day.
… vision for the future and to achieve the very best for Manningham. Tags About Council Strategies, Plans and Policies …
Our Council Plan 2025-2029 was adopted at the Council Meeting on 30 June 2025 and sets out our priorities and goals over Council’s 4-year term.
The plan is shaped by the voice of our community and incorporates the Municipal Public Health and Wellbeing Plan. This approach will ensure that we achieve the highest possible standard of public health and wellbeing for our community and meet our legislated obligations
Themes and goals
The Council Plan has 5 themes and 10 strategic objectives.
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- Manningham Council response to the Community Panel Recommendations - March 2025pdf1.62 MBUPDATED: 1 July 2025download
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We pride ourselves on delivering outcomes for the Manningham community. We regularly monitor and report on our performance across the year.
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Over 2,600 people from all over Manningham contributed to developing the Council Plan 2021-2025.
- Manningham Council response to the Community Panel Recommendations - March 2025pdf1.62 MBUPDATED: 1 July 2025download
… waste service or add an additional bin If you're new to Manningham, moving into a new house, or need an additional … we can collect. Learn more Container Deposit Scheme in Manningham Victoria’s first Container Deposit Scheme (CDS … Vic) is now operating across Victoria, including sites in Manningham. Learn more Recycle at your local mini recycling …
View all our services to help you dispose your unwanted items, learn how to recycle and more.
Book a hard rubbish collection
Looking to get rid of large unwanted household items. Find out what we can collect.
Container Deposit Scheme in Manningham
Victoria’s first Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic) is now operating across Victoria, including sites in Manningham.
Recycle at your local mini recycling station
We've installed mini recycling stations so you can recycle common household items that cannot go into your bins.
Find your local transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres
View a list of our closest transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres.
How to dispose of items
Find out how to dispose of your unwanted items using the Alphabetical listing
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… a network of public electric vehicle (EV) chargers in Manningham. Environment and Sustainability … Find an …
We’re partnering with Jolt Charge and Evie Networks to provide a network of public electric vehicle (EV) chargers in Manningham.
Our public vehicle charging stations will be rolled out from early 2025. The chargers will be powered by 100 per cent renewable energy, through government accredited GreenPower. Read more about our project.
Find an EV charger
To find an EV charging station near you, visit the Australian EV charging map.
About the chargers
Each charging station in the Manningham network, will feature either Jolt or Evie chargers.
The chargers will be powered by 100 per cent renewable energy, through government accredited GreenPower.
Each provider offers a distinct product and service, giving you more options for charging. Their services are summarised below.
| Jolt Charge | Evie Networks | |
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| Type | 25kW and 50kW DC fast chargers. | 75kW DC ultra fast chargers. |
| Indicative speed | 75km to 125km of range in 30 minutes. | 150km of range in 30 minutes. |
| Plug | Tethered CCS2 plugs at all sites. CHadeMO plugs at select sites. | Tethered CCS2 plugs at all sites. CHadeMO plugs at select sites. |
| Services and costs | 7 kWh free daily charge (up to 50 km of range).* Additional charge at 59 cents per kWh, depending on site. *Free charging is subsidised by the digital advertising screens featured on Jolt’s chargers. | 58 to 68 cents per kWh, depending on site. |
| Payment | Payment through JOLT app. No paid subscription required. | Payment through Evie app or RFID card. No payment subscription required. |
| e-Bikes | e-Bike chargers with standard 10A outlet at select locations. Cable not provided. |
The benefits of a public EV charging network
The benefits of a public charging network in Manningham are many and varied.
Ensure that EV charging is accessible and practical
- Many users rely on public chargers to power up while on the go, or because they don't have the infrastructure at home.
- A public charging network will ensure that residents living in apartments, rental properties, or areas without dedicated parking can access EV chargers.
Reduce our transport emissions
- Transport emissions account for nearly a quarter of Manningham’s greenhouse gasses. This rate is higher than that of other councils in Melbourne – and nationally.
- Encouraging more people to use electric vehicles powered by renewable energy will help decrease our transport emissions, which is essential for us to reach net zero emissions in Manningham by 2035.
Boost local businesses with enhanced car parking
- EV users will likely be attracted to shops and activity centres that provide EV chargers. While charging up, EV users can explore nearby shops, businesses and recreational facilities.
Increase driver confidence
- EV users can travel confidently in and around Manningham knowing they can rely on a network of fast chargers to top up on the go.
Support a cleaner and greener Manningham
- Powered by 100 per cent renewable energy, the charging network will help to improve local air quality, reduce noise pollution and enhance fuel security.
Considerations for public charging
We acknowledge that some people in the community have reservations about this emerging technology. The following information will help you understand the strict safety measures and protocols employed by the technology providers.
Are EV chargers a fire risk?
- Fire risks are generally associated with the batteries in EVs, not the chargers themselves. EV chargers are designed with fire safety measures and must meet Australian standards for safety certification. EVs are significantly less likely to catch fire than internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, by about 60 times.
Is my data safe?
- Both providers operate under the Privacy Protection Act and are held to strict standards to ensure they do not disclose any data. Strict data security protocols are in place to safeguard user information.
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… The Get Active Kids Voucher program is back! A new round of the Get Active Victoria voucher program will be available in October. On this page Active Manningham Kids and Family … The Get Active Kids Voucher …
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The Get Active Victoria voucher program aims to help eligible families and their children get active in sports and recreation by reimbursing the cost of membership and registration fees.
The Get Active Kids Voucher Program has delivered over 147,000 vouchers to eligible families to date!
The vouchers can help pay for sporting equipment, uniforms, and memberships in a range of activities from cricket to dance.
This initiative is part of Get Active Victoria’s efforts to inspire all Victorians – regardless of age, ability or location – to move more, every day.
Applications open October 2024. To find out more about the voucher program and how you can apply, visit Get Active Victoria.
Information for providers
Approved Activity Providers can receive vouchers from their members and then redeem the cost from the government.
Registrations to become a Get Active Kids Voucher Activity Provider are now open!
Register to become a provider
Registrations close at 12:00pm on Monday 23 September 2024.
… connecting children with disabilities to local sport and active recreation opportunities. Disability Sports Australia and Manningham Council invite children living with disabilities … come and try day marks the initial steps in the active journey of children living with disabilities. Each …
A free, fun and inclusive day connecting children with disabilities to local sport and active recreation opportunities.
Disability Sports Australia and Manningham Council invite children living with disabilities to our free Variety Abilities Unleashed Kids event.
Proudly supported by Variety Victoria - The Children's Charity and Matchworks, this multi-sport come and try day marks the initial steps in the active journey of children living with disabilities.
Each event enables and empowers participants to discover local active opportunities within a fun, safe, and inclusive environment.
Participants will be split into smaller groups upon registration. After a welcome at 10.00am, they will rotate across 4 to 6 stations. These activities will consist of modified sport and active recreation with the use of adaptive equipment to suit the participants. The stations will be facilitated by specialised coaches with the support of students and community organisations.
Registrations are required - places are expected to fill quickly, so register today!
… and temporary glitter tattoos. This event is part of the Manningham Placemaking Activations Whats On … Face painting …
Bring the kids down to the Warrandyte Library these school holidays for free face painting.
Activities will include traditional face painting and temporary glitter tattoos.
This event is part of the Manningham Placemaking Activations
… do it. How council works Council elections Elections for Manningham occur every four years. There are nine wards, with … Our organisation structure and executive team Find out how Manningham Council is structured as a business and meet our … team. Guiding legislations (LGA and our Local Law) At Manningham we're bound by legislative instruments that …
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We are committed to developing and fostering partnerships with not-for-profit groups and organisations whose work enriches the municipality and is consistent with our vision.
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We are committed to managing our city’s infrastructure efficiently and sustainably to better meet the needs and expectations of our growing community.
Our capital works program brings this commitment to life by managing the maintenance and improvement of council assets, facilities and community spaces through a number of key projects.
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… - Sport club development workshop Programs and workshops Active Manningham is running an online workshop to assist sports … your club’s social media impact. Arts and Recreation Active Manningham Whats On … Marketing, promotion and social …
Active Manningham is running an online workshop to assist sports clubs understand marketing, promotion and social media.
MK Consulting will facilitate the session. Topics covered include:
- Effective marketing strategies for community sport.
- Understand how to tailor your marketing and promotion to reach diverse audiences.
- Learn how to maximise your club’s social media impact.
… - Sport club development workshop Programs and workshops Active Manningham is running an online workshop to assist sports … and diversify your membership base. Arts and Recreation Active Manningham Whats On … Membership, retention and …
Active Manningham is running an online workshop to assist sports clubs with membership retention and acquisition.
MK Consulting will facilitate the session. Topics covered include:
- Unpacking the latest participation data and trends impacting membership in community sport
- Understanding barriers and motivating factors for sports participation to increase retention
- Learning how to grow and diversify your membership base.