Bowen Community Centre Hosts Successful Social Inclusion Event

The Bowen Community Centre, in partnership with Sally the Support Worker and Kristy from MADEC, hosted a lively social inclusion event that brought the community together and showcased local services.

The event featured pop-up shops from various agencies, offering resources, giveaways, and engaging activities with attendees welcoming Housing Older Women Support Services (HOWSS) and Footprints, who provided chocolates and essential housing information. OT4U Occupational Therapy offered practical resources, while Interjobs Recruitment Agency charmed attendees with creative coffee cups and brochures.

Grays Bay was the perfect backdrop for a paddle board demonstration by the local group, showcasing their regular Saturday activities. Stella Life delighted participants with gift bags, and Ferros Care helped attendees prepare for summer with fans and seasonal resources. Bowen State High School's guidance counsellor, Lauren, proudly represented the school with a wealth of information about its achievements.

Flexicare impressed with their resources and brochures, while Michael from PCYC ensured young attendees left with exciting freebies. A special congratulations goes to Sam Walten, who won the paddle board family hire package.

The two-hour event attracted over 100 participants of all ages, celebrating connection and inclusivity. With vibrant displays, engaging activities, and collaborative efforts, the event exemplified the power of community spirit.

The Bowen Community Centre, along with its partners and contributors, extends its gratitude to all who participated, making the event a resounding success.

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