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Guest speakers at library Share
FRANKSTON Libraries has a packed schedule of events for this month.
On 15 July, A.W. Hammond will speak at Carrum Downs Library. He will talk about his new novel The Paris Collaborator, an historical mystery, from 7pm.
At 1pm, 21 July, Sandi Scaunich will appear at Frankston Library. She will go into detail about her debut novel
Chasing the McCubbin, a story of loneliness and the ageless desire for belonging.
Picture book author Lili Wilkinson will visit Frankston on 24 July to showcase her newest young adult novel The Erasure Initiative.
Rachel Givney will speak at Frankston Library from 11am, 26 July. Her book
Help to find work Share
JOBS Victoria Advocates will set up shop in Frankston in a bid to connect unemployed people with work.
The program is funded by the state government. It is now running from Frankston Library and local community centres.
The first drop in event will be at Frankston Library, 60 Playne Street, on Wednesday 7 July from 10am to 1pm.
Frankston MP Paul Edbrooke said “this important partnership between council, the Victorian Government and key organisations places Jobs Victoria Advocates in Frankston community spaces where they will offer face-to-face support to job seekers. Jobs Advocates will provide tailored, personalised support to ensure nobody in our community is left behind in the recovery from COVID-19.”