Rural Recharge - post flood/pre calving dinner

Name: Rural Recharge - post flood/pre calving dinner
Start: 2023-07-06T17:30:00+1200
End: 2023-07-06T21:30:00+1200
Location: Thames War Memorial Civic Centre

Thu, 6 Jul 2023, 5:30pm - 9:30pm NZST

Thames War Memorial Civic Centre

thames, new zealand

Rural Support Trust

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We recognise that last season was a tough one and the relentless wet weather did not help! We know many of you will be starting to get busy again soon, so before things get too hectic, we wish to invite you to join us and our partners for a rural catch up. Join us at the Thames War Memorial Civic centre on the 6th July 2023 for dinner and a chance to relax and unwind. After dinner Julia Jones will host a Q&A session with a panel of sporting guests who will share their insights of leading teams through tough times, how to build morale when times are tough, how to stay resilient, and general tips for maintaining your wellbeing.

The DairyNZ team will be available to answer questions and offer any advice for the new season.

Doors open 5:30pm. Dinner served between 6:00pm/6:30pm. Q&A with Panel 7:15pm Cash Bar available. Raffles.

Special thanks to Thames Coromandel District Council, DairyNZ and Fonterra

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The Waikato Hauraki Coromandel Rural Support Trust is a part of a nationwide charitable organisation set up to work with primary producers during challenging times.

Our region spans from South of the Auckland Harbour bridge to Lake Taupo, including the Hauraki and Coromandel regions, encompassing the 11 territorial Council authorities and Waikato Regional Council.

We are able to provide free one-on-one confidential support for farmers and growers at a time and place that suits. If needed, we may facilitate a referral to the right professional help, such as farm management, mentoring or counselling.

The Trust has access to rural networks and professionals, health services and providers, local and central government agencies, and Civil Defence, allowing us to be well placed to assist in times of need.

Our facilitators are located throughout our region. They are rural people with local knowledge who have faced the challenges that rural life brings.

If you are experiencing or are worried about any personal and/or business related pressure, whether it is stresses related to employment, financial, animal welfare, health and wellbeing challenges or during and after extreme weather events our team are available to listen and work alongside you to achieve positive outcome.

You can contact us today on 0800 787 254 in confidence.

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