Community-led catch-up sessions continue

Round 5 of the Community Catch-up sessions will kick-off at Bemboka on 8 November with Council supporting community-led events across five locations.


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30 October 2020

Round 5 of the Community Catch-up sessions will kick-off at Bemboka on 8 November with Council supporting community-led events across five locations.

The sessions continue to evolve based on community need with a continued focus on helping people through the bushfire recovery process and bringing communities together.

“As communities across the Shire move through recovery, each is taking the lead on putting together events with their own local flavour. Many are aligned with existing community events or celebrations at times chosen to suit most people,” Council’s Community Development and Engagement Coordinator, Scott Baker said.

“These events are an opportunity for the community to catch-up, celebrate one another and key volunteers, and connect with support organisations and the valuable information they have to share.”

The Community Catch-up sessions start Sunday 8 November and run through to early December at the following venues:

  • Bemboka Hall/ 8 November / 11am-2pm
  • Quaama Hall / 15 November / 12noon-2pm
  • Cobargo School of Arts / 17 November / 2pm-5pm
  • Wyndham Hall / 22 November / 8:30am-1pm
  • Kiah RFS Shed / 3 December / 2pm-5pm

Wonboyn and Towamba held significant thank you events for volunteers as part of the last round of community catch-ups, and these communities have decided to sit out this next round while resources and need is assessed.

No registration is required, just turn up, catch-up and chat with some like-minded people in your community.

For more information on bushfire support and recovery assistance, contact our Recovery Support Service on 6499 2345, email recovery@begavalley.nsw.gov.au or visit the Bega Valley Together webpages.

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