Darling Downs and Southern Downs
CREW4YOUTH | New Mental Health case coordination service for children and young people up to age 25
CREW4YOUTH Offers care coordination for children and young people up to age 25 with or at risk of developing severe mental health conditions. We offer the following services: • Suicidal ideation or intent • Eating disorders • Self-harm • Trauma • Diagnosed and undiagnosed mental illness • Anxiety and depression • Alcohol and other drug use • Violence in their
International Men’s Day | 19 Nov 2019 | Brekkie @ Belle Vue Cafe
International Men’s Day Join us for the upcoming breakfast at Belle Vue Café in Warwick on November 19 to celebrate International Men’s Day and men and boys in rural communities, which may be of interest to you or someone you know. If you’d like to attend, please contact Mary Cary on 4661 1999 or 4661 3340.
FREE Meat Industry Work Readiness Program | Warwick | 9 – 13 Dec 2019
Please find below information regarding our FREE Meat Industry Work Readiness programs that we are running across our region. We have a number of abattoirs that we work closely with that are looking for employees. Please forward this information onto any of your networks or individuals that may be interested. Give me a call if you have any questions
Festival of Small Halls | Freestone Hall on November 27th 2019
Festival of Small Halls which is heading to the Freestone Hall on November 27th Festival of Small Halls is a series of tours that takes the best folk and contemporary acoustic artists performing at two of our country’s largest festivals, and sends them on the road to tiny halls in communities all over Australia. It’s an opportunity for music-lovers from
FREE SUICIDE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP | GLEN APLIN | 1 – 5pm Saturday 9 Nov
Suicide is preventable, and anyone can make a difference… Living Works can help you to help make a difference to someone you may know, or someone in our community. Often we all get the black dog knocking on the door, with mounting debt or unforeseeable mountains, but it’s more than that, and the discussion workshop may be for you, or
Rotary Spooky Walk | 31 October 2019
Have a little fun this year with the family, join in on Rotary’s Spooky Walk 2019.. Events include: Macca’s Magic Show Wizards Castle Forbidden Forest Magical Maze Spooky Express Hat of sorts Face painting HP Tattoos Quiddich Practice Spooky Alley treats BBQ And more Time: 5pm – Platform 9 ¾ opens, 5.30pm – classes begin When: Thursday 31 October Where?
Register now for FREE Sport & Recreation – Technology & Communication Workshop | 21 May 2019 | RSVP by 16th May
INVITES YOU TO A FREE WORKSHOP HELP YOUR CLUB MAKE BETTER USE OF TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATION Date: Tuesday 21 May 2019 Time: 11.30am to 3:00pm (sandwiches for lunch from 11.30am to 12 noon) Venue: Warwick Town Hall, Palmerin Street, Warwick Details: Making Better Use of Technology to improve Communication This FREE workshop will provide exclusive training on how to
Road to Hope Forums | Stanthorpe 23 May & Warwick 24 May 2019
Hope Horizons Road to Hope forums aimed at promoting the services they provide to those diagnosed with Cancer. Forums held in both Warwick (24th May) and Stanthorpe (23rd May) including a guest speaker program. This is a free event, however bookings are essential. Please contact Hope Horizons to confirm your space via www.hopehorizons.com.au or by phone: 4636
Clothes Swap | Warwick Baptist Hall on May 25th
Please find below a flyer regarding a “Clothes Swap” event to be held at the Warwick Baptist Hall on May 25th that may be of interest to you or someone you know. If you are based in Stanthorpe/Granite Belt and can’t make it along but would like to donate clothing for the event, Lyndell Brown, Family Support Service Officer from
No Big Surprise to locals, as Water Restrictions remain..
Extreme level water restrictions here to stay as dam levels continue to drop The Southern Downs will remain on extreme level water restrictions with Council resolving to reduce the limit on water being purchased from the region’s standpipes to 2000 litres per week. Rural residents accessing drinking standard water from the Stanthorpe and Warwick standpipes will now be limited to