The full playing list will spend two days participating in a range of community activities including hospital, aged care and primary school visits.
The players will also hold a NAB AFL Auskick Superclinic for local school children. Carlton midfielder, Marc Murphy said the Australia Post AFL Community Camp was an important program to help expand Carlton’s presence within regional Victoria.
“The Community Camp is something we look forward to every year because it gives us the chance to be involved with local communities,” he said.
“We don’t often have the opportunity to meet our supporters in the regional areas, so the camp is an important way for us to further promote our Club as well as the AFL.”
The Australia Post AFL Community Camp is part of a national program that will see all AFL Clubs visit communities across Australia, giving locals the opportunity to get close to the AFL at the highest level.
Carlton Football Club's Australia Post Community Camp Itinerary
| Wednesday February 8th 2012 | |
| 12:30pm | Civic welcome & lunch at Shire of Campaspe |
| 12:40pm (approx) | Press Conference with Carlton senior player Michael Jamison |
| 1pm | Players will be in separate groups to attend a series of community visits including; - St Augustine's - Merrigum Primary - Undera Primary - Tongala Primary - Kyabram Secondary College - Dawes Road Campus - Warramunda Aged Care - Haslem Campis - Kyabram Community and Learning - St Patrick's Tongala - Australia Post - Harston Primary |
| 4:30pm | NAB Super Clinic |
| 7pm | Official function, Kyabrum FNC - Wilf Cox Pavilion (Urwin St) |
| Thursday February 9th 2012 | |
| Early morning | All players will be involved in an AFL seminar |
| 10:30am - 1pm | Players will be in separate groups to attend a series of community visits including; - Rochester Primary - Rochester Secondary - St Joseph's Primary - Rochester Community House - Our Lady of Heart Elmore - Rochester Nursing Home - Probus - Nanella Primary |
