A cancer diagnosis has a huge impact, both physically and emotionally. Some common emotional reactions include anxiety, fear, grief and anger. This workshop focuses on looking after yourself during your own cancer diagnosis or that of a loved one.

It provides some background information about how human beings respond to stress, and some practical tips for managing distress and reducing the impact on your mental health.

This workshop is co-hosted by Spring Bay Rotary Club and Cancer Council Tasmania and is FREE to attend.

DATE: 
Monday 19 June 2023 

TIME: 
6:30PM - 8:30PM 

VENUE: 
Spring Bay Community & Health Centre (3 Melbourne St, Triabunna) 

CONTACT: 
Sophie Murfitt - hello@springbayrotaryclub.com.au or 0448 336 458

RediCommunities Swansea & Dolphin Sands

Australian Red Cross are hosting a RediCommunites workshop on Wednesday 21 June 10am - 3pm at Swansea Town Hall.

The workshop will bring together community members, community groups, organisations and other leaders to identify community strengths, resilience gaps and create a local resilience action plan. The session will be facilitated by our National Senior Project Officer in Resilience.

Lunch and refershments will be provided.

To register, please contact Jess on 0439 985 142 or jbath@redcross.org.au

Registrations are open until 16 June.

Spring Bay Suicide Prevention Network's Annual Winter Solstice Swim is on again!

When: Saturday June 24th

Where: Sail and Surf Centre, Raspins Beach Orford

Registration: 7:15am onwards
In the water: 8:00am

Hot drinks and a sausage sizzle will be available on the day.

All donations are greatly appreciated (the event is a cash only event)

Wear bathers, cap, wetsuit, gloves, bootees whatever works for you!

A pre swim warmup will be conducted by Maria Coast Fitness and Maria Voices will be providing live music.

This year’s NAIDOC Week theme is For Our Elders. NAIDOC Week is a time for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community to celebrate their care of country, and their history of survival as a nation.  This week is an opportunity for all Tasmanians to participate and celebrate with their local Aboriginal community.

At this year’s NAIDOC Week Film Showcase, our second year running, we are going completely regional hitting Bicheno, Scottsdale, Smithton and New Norfolk, in that order!

We are taking the film Ablaze on the road. The film follows Yorta Yorta man, opera singer and Senior Lecturer in Indigenous Arts and Culture at the Victorian College of the Arts Tiriki Onus on a journey to discover if his grandfather Bill Onus was the first Aboriginal film maker. Bill was an entrepreneur, performer and activist, being particularly active during the 1967 Referendum.

Tickets are available by the following link: https://events.humanitix.com/naidoc-week-film-showcase-bicheno 

WHEN: Sunday 2 July, 023

TIME: 3:00PM - 5:30PM

WHERE: Bicheno Memorial Hall, 78 Burgess St, Bicheno TAS 7215

TICKETS: https://events.humanitix.com/naidoc-week-film-showcase-bicheno