21st September

Shaz Dagg - Limb-it Less in Tairua

Name: Shaz Dagg - Limb-it Less in Tairua
Start: 2023-09-21T18:00:06+1200
End: 2023-09-21T21:30:00+1200
Location: Manaia Cafe & Bar

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Event description

Take a night off and join us for an entertaining evening with Shaz Dagg at the Manaia Cafe & Bar, Tairua

Shaz Dagg will share her truly emotional and raw story of how she overcame adversity to achieve greatness.

Shaz took up triathlon after losing her left arm above the elbow following a farming accident in 2016 and has gone on to win silver at the Paratriathlon World Cup and Oceania Championships as well as being the first female amputee to complete Coast to Coast, one of NZs toughest multisport competitions.

We wish to invite you to be part of an unforgettable event with an incredible athlete, who suffered a life changing farm injury which has inspired rather than hindered, providing what she can do rather than what she cannot.

A light supper will also be provided.

Thank you to the support of Rural Women and MPI to help make this event possible.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Rural Support Trust

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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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