The Queensland Rural Regional and Remote Women’s Network is here to CONNECT, DEVELOP and INSPIRE the wonderful women in our Rural, Regional and Remote Queensland areas.
Our role is to validate and legitimise the myriad roles of rural, regional and remote women.
QRRRWN strategic objectives are to develop the capacity of RRR women through education to overcome adversity, develop leadership and participate in decision-making.
QRRRWN uses its networks to reach RRR women and builds their capacity through:
QRRRWN in partnership with the Queensland Government Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women and the Queensland Office for Women are holding a financial literacy workshop for women over 50 years in Mundubbera, North Burnett on Thursday, March 7th 9.30am -2.30pm.
This years’ Queensland Women’s Week theme is “Invest in Women, Invest in the Future” and to do that women need to invest in themselves and their future first. The QRRRWN workshops will provide older women with the skills to control their own and their family’s financial security.
QRRRWN believes that all women but particularly women over 50 can face their financial fears and achieve financial fitness. QRRRWN’s Women Over 50 – It’s Your Money financial workshops, will guide women through understanding superannuation, debt management and credit, basic budgeting, insurance and building to retirement through the lens of financial professional, Susan Bryant.
Susan is a professional financial planner, member of the Australian Financial Planners Association and a woman with over 30 years’ experience in banking, investment, succession and financial planning, specialising in advice to rural families and women.
Spaces are limited. Register here: bit.ly/2XfjTpN
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Many of us have a family member or friends affected by the NQ disaster and at times feel helpless how to help them through this challenging time.
How can I help my mate ?
This Friday 22nd February ~ 8.00pm QLD Time we will be hosting a teleconference with David Younger, a Clinical and Consultant Psychologist. David will be helping us to understand the process we tend to go through when impacted by a catastrophic event. He will be sharing some information how we can help our friends and families.
David has played a pivotal roll in the recovery of communities after the events like the Victorian Black Friday bushfires and the NSW bushfires in central NSW a couple of years ago.
You will be able to ask questions on the call.The Question form is on the page now so feel free to add your questions anytime prior to the call.
Recordings from previous 2 calls are also on this page, plus some information on the stock health issues discussed last Sunday night.
Please share this information to anyone who may benefit from listening live or to the recording.
All details on how to join the call are on this page:
klrmarketing.com/teleconference/
Cheers
Grahame Rees - KLR Marketing
klrmarketing.com
Many of us have a family member or friends affected by the NQ disaster and at times feel helpless how to help them through this challenging time.