SES Essendon Unit

27/09/2026

Cleaning up after your AFL Grand Final party? Why not donate to VICSES Essendon Unit at the same time!

Every donation helps us support our community when they need it most.

Find your nearest container deposit scheme location at cdsvic.org.au.

25/09/2026

Did you spot us at the Essendon FCW vs West Coast Eagles AFLW game today?

Hopefully it reminded you to prepare for the rain tomorrow - clear out your gutters and drains today.

You don’t want to invite us to your grand final day party tomorrow!

Call 132 500 for flood and storm emergencies.

04/09/2026

03/09/2026

There’s a chance of thunderstorms on Saturday 5 September.

Are you storm ready?

Spring has sprung! 🌸

Now is the perfect time to prepare for storms ahead of the Higher Risk Weather Season which starts on 5 October this year.

Get ahead of the season by:
🧹 Cleaning your gutters, downpipes and drains.
✂️ Trimming back trees and branches around your property.
🎒 Getting your emergency kit ready.
🪢 Having materials handy to tie down loose outdoor items if it gets windy.
📱 Updating your VicEmergency app to the latest version and setting up a watch zone.

03/09/2026

Until Sunday 6 September, join Windy Hill Fitness Centre for $299 for a 6 month membership and support our unit.

If you nominate VICSES Essendon, BlueFit will donate $100 to our unit to support annual operating costs.

Find out more at getfitgiveback.com.au and windyhill.com.au

14/07/2026

Today we celebrate International Non-Binary People’s Day.

At VICSES Essendon Unit, we’re proud to be part of a diverse and inclusive community. We’re committed to creating an environment where everyone feels respected and able to be themselves.

If you’re looking to give back to your community, find out more at ses.vic.gov.au/join-us/volunteer. There’s a place for everyone.

Thank you to our non-binary volunteers for everything you do 💛🤍💜🖤

30/05/2026

While you're out and about this weekend, check out a new sculpture by the Maribyrnong river.

Babanh-u laangi-yuuyuk-a (Mother of Pearl) is a playable sculpture by Edwina Green commissioned through a recovery grant after the flood in 2022. Thank you Moonee Valley City Council for inviting us to the launch on Thursday as part of Reconciliation Week.

It represents the turbulence and waves of water and the emotions connected to the flood - as well as calm and beauty.

These big kids had a lot of fun playing on it on Thursday! Find it next to The Boathouse cafe in Moonee Ponds when you're ready for your own fun!

22/05/2026

As draws to a close, we’d like to highlight a very special volunteer at VICSES Essendon Unit; Brian Lynch.

If you’ve met Brian, at community event, as a member of the unit, or if he turned up to help when you needed it, let us know!

19/05/2026

Wondering what to wear to work on Wednesday? How about orange!

Download posters and colouring sheets, and find out how to prepare for storms and floods at ses.vic.gov.au/wear-orange-wednesday.

Donate to VICSES Essendon Unit at givenow.com.au/vicses-essendon.

18/05/2026

We are so grateful to Moonee Valley City Council for this Extraordinary Community Support Grant. It will allow us to upgrade our facility and continue to deliver critical emergency response and community service activities to support the Moonee Valley community. 🧡