South East Leisure and Reclink partner to help disadvantaged youth

Facility operator South East Leisure and Reclink Australia have announced partnership that aims to provide much-needed services to disadvantaged youth in the City of Greater Dandenong and surrounding suburbs.

The partnership will enable Reclink participants to access gym and aquatic facilities at the Noble Park Aquatic Centre, which features a brand-new state-of-the-art gym, and the Dandenong Oasis.

Explaining that the partnership is a great step towards increasing physical activity levels in the area, South East Leisure General Manager Commercial and Community Partnerships, Jake Da Silva advised “this partnership is at the core of SEL’s purpose to improve community health and wellbeing outcomes through accessible, high quality, leisure experiences. We look forward to working closely with RA to achieve a positive impact in our local community.”

Reclink is equally excited about the partnership with a spokesperson advising “we are delighted to be partnering with SEL and offering our participants access to these amazing facilities.

“We know that exercise and recreation are essential for mental and physical wellbeing, and this partnership will help us provide a vital service to our local community.”

This month has also seen Reclink’s South East Melbourne Metro team moved into the newly developed Ross Reserve pavilion, conveniently located next to Noble Park Aquatic Centre. This move will enable Reclink participants to access the facilities easily and participate in a wide range of programs and activities.