Working together to keep the community safe.

St John Ambulance has partnered with Vicinity Centres to help Victorian centres reopen safely for visitors.

In Victoria, the pandemic has drastically altered the way we live, particularly in the last few months. With easing restrictions and the return of pre-pandemic activities like shopping and dining, the threat of COVID-19 continues to remain present.

At St John, the health and safety of our community is at the heart of what we do, that's why we have partnered with Vicinity. Vicinity have gone above and beyond the government's recommended COVID-19 safety guidelines and demonstrated an unwavering commitment to their visitors with the introduction of the latest technology from heatmapping to virtual queuing in an effort to keep customers COVID Safe as they return to centres in the lead up to Christmas.

As part of Vicinity's continued efforts in putting visitor safety first, St John Volunteers will be on hand at Metropolitan centres to support visitors in remaining COVID Safe by:

• Providing face masks and information on how to wear them correctly
• Providing hand sanitiser
• Ensuring visitors are social distancing
• Providing First Aid information

Working closely together, St John have reviewed Vicinity's safety procedures and support the COVID-safe practices put in place, as well as providing First Aid training support services to staff and retailers. So when you're visiting a Vicinity Centre, you can be rest assured that your safety is their top priority.

Locations where you can find St John Ambulance Volunteers

• Altona Gate Shopping Centre
• Bayside Shopping Centre
• Box Hill Central North
• Box Hill Central South
• Broadmeadows Central Shopping Centre
• Cranbourne Park
• DFO Essendon
• DFO Moorabbin
• DFO South Wharf
• DFO Uni Hill
• Emporium Melbourne
• Mornington Central
• Northland Shopping Centre
• Oakleigh Central
• Roxburgh Village
• Sunshine Marketplace
• The Glen
• Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre