We're almost done building a Community Resilience Network

Almost 12 months of community collaboration on better preparing South West communities for predicted increases in drought events will culminate at the CWA Hall in Bridgetown on 25 October for a final workshop.

Across a series of six workshops held in partnership with five Community Resource Centres throughout the region in 2024, South West NRM has been driving development of a Community Resilience Network.

At this final event, expert Facilitator Andrew Huffer will guide and coordinate discussion with the aim of collating findings for delivery of a framework that could be rolled out and actioned by different communities in the future when events like drought were testing resilience.

Participation in previous workshops in not a requirement for attendance at this event.

Community members and leaders with an interest in helping contributing to building resilience are welcome to attend.

This project is supported by FRRR, through funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund. It is one of five ‘Surviving the Dry’ projects throughout the South West.

More information is available on the South West NRM website.