Are you a leader or volunteer in a community organisation looking to strengthen your governance and planning skills?

This free webinar is here to help!

Join Governance & Planning: Tools and Tips for Community Organisations, a practical and engaging session tailored specifically for those navigating the challenges of running community organisations, especially in remote, rural, and regional areas.

You’ll learn how to:

Create a strategic plan specifically for a not-for-profit that works within your organisation’s capacity and sets clear 90- and 180-day goals.
Identify and meet key governance requirements for community organisations.
Discover how to implement your strategic plan through grants and partnerships.
Tackle common governance hurdles with confidence and clarity.

This 60-minute session is designed to provide real-world solutions and actionable steps you can implement right away.

Be a part of this empowering session and drive meaningful change in your organisation. Don’t wait – register now!

About the Presenter

With a passion for assisting not-for-profits through governance and strategy, Caroline Robinson combines extensive experience with a broad-thinking, strategic approach to produce people-centred solutions. Connecting the people, services and information rural organisations need to help them expand and thrive in their community.

Part of the FRRR Expertise Pool, Caroline is also a graduate of the AICD and was the founder and former CEO of the Wheatbelt Business Network, the region’s largest business association in the Wheatbelt of WA. She is currently the Chair of the Ravensthorpe Hopetoun Future Fund, President of the Eastern Districts Hockey Association and has held the Executive Officer position for the North Eastern Wheatbelt Regional Organisation of Councils for 13 years. Caroline has also held board positions on state government boards, and in 2011, Caroline was awarded the Agrifutures National and WA Rural Woman of the Year.

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