COVID-19 AND CRISIS RESOURCES

  • Masks: Both the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and the Mornington Peninsula Shire Council (MPSC) continue to advise that the wearing of masks is strongly recommended where social distancing is not possible. DHHS further strongly recommends that masks should be worn when you “are with people who may be vulnerable to COVID-19.” This includes people over the age of 70 and those with pre-existing medical conditions whose immunity may be compromised.
    The wearing of masks remains optional but the timely advice from the Minister of Health, DDHS and MPSC should be seriously considered.
    WEARING OF MASKS AT CHURCH IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED
  • Vaccination: Our services are open to all, regardless of vaccination status. You are not required to check-in or provide your vaccination status to attend. Please note only fully vaccinated are permitted to attend our post service Morning Tea. 
  • Please make use of the hand sanitiser provided.
  • If feeling unwell, please do not attend.
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Click here for constantly updated information specific to Victoria on Cornavirus (COVID-19) from the Victorian State Government Department of Health and Human                                                                                Services (DHSS).
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Click here for a collection of constantly updated resources from the Australian Government Department of Health for the general public and industry.
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​Coronavirus (COVID-19) Health Alert constantly updated  from the Australian Government (Federal) Department of Health.
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The World Health Organization — Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Pandemic — a constantly updated page. Check here on a routine basis to fact check 'fake news' and to keep up to date on a truly global scale.
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Community Trauma Toolkit
​This toolkit contains resources to help and support adults and children before, during, and after a disaster or traumatic event. It will help you understand some of the impacts of disaster and how you can help lessen these impacts.
Emergencies and disasters are extremely stressful and it is normal to feel overwhelmed. Children, even infants, can also be affected. They depend on the adults around them for safety and security, and will need reassurance, care, and opportunities to share their feelings. These resources provide a starting point for you to help children navigate the different stages of a disaster.
Whether you've been personally affected by COVID-19, the recent bushfires and other natural disasters, or know someone who has been affected, or just need someone to talk to, here are some places that can help:

If you or anyone you know needs help: