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Community shines at Resilience Network launch

The Glenwood Community Resilience Network held their first event last weekend at the special afternoon and evening community gathering.

This was the first of four community events and several workshops designed to restore social networks, community connectivity and resilience in the Glenwood and surrounding areas in the wake of the devastating natural disasters in 2022.

People from across the district went along to the Glenwood Community Centre to enjoy live music from local band Juke Joint and to discover information on building greater resilience within their homes and neighbourhood.

Photographer Brea Martin took several photos at the event, which she kindly agreed to share with the readers of Gympie Today.

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