Fitzy Futures
Event description
Fitzy Futures is a unique event designed to meet our community at an inflection point. In the face of changes and challenges, we’re coming together to get creative about building a thriving future in the Fitz (aka, the Shire of Ravensthorpe).
Featuring:
- Interactive, whole of community timeline activity
- Caroline Robinson, Ravensthorpe Hopetoun Future Fund
- Keith Bradby and Carol Pettersen, Genestreams Sculpture and Gondwana Link
- Paul Bennett, Medallion Metals
- Q&A panels with inspiring locals
- Afternoon tea provided by MEEDAC
- Also hear from: The Grief Centre WA, nbn co, Regional Tech Hub, Workforce Australia, Esperance CCI, SBDC Regional, Shire of Ravensthorpe, South Regional TAFE, Jobs & Skills Centre, MEEDAC, Ravensthorpe Agricultural Initiative, Fitzgerald Biosphere Community Collective
Following the event, we'll move to the Fitz Gallery for a sundowner sponsored by Medallion Metals.
This event will bring together local businesses and residents, mining workers facing an uncertain future, community representatives, and high school students—all exploring new possibilities in the Fitz region. We'll also have key State and Federal Government agencies as well as relevant NGOs.
Hopetoun bus service will be available, details TBC.
Are you a service provider keen to add to this event?
Consider Fitzy Futures your blank canvas to collaborate with our community and shape a vibrant future in the Fitz. Beyond the date and location, the content, look, and feel of this event are yours to imagine. Once you register your interest, we’ll work together to bring it all to life.
Not sure what this all means? Read on...
Showcase Opportunities and Support: Help attendees discover training programs, job openings, volunteer roles, and unique lifestyle activities that will encourage them to stay and grow within the community. Share resources that support mental and financial wellness, skill development, and career transitions.
Inspire Creativity: Spark ideas and inspire by showing how meaningful work, training, and local connections can lead to a vibrant life in the Fitz.
Create Community Connections: Join us across the day and at the networking sundowner to foster connections that extend beyond the day and into future collaborations.
We’re looking for speakers/exhibitors/service providers who offer:
- Local employment, training, or volunteer opportunities
- Financial planning, mental health, and transition support
- Digital work or flexible career setups
- Practical skills development, resume-building, and interview skills
- Arts, community projects, and wellness activities
- Stories of resilience, creativity, and success in the Fitz
FBN members exhibit for FREE
Non-members may exhibit for a $50 donation to the local Community Chests.
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity