First Served - Women's luncheon

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Nominations have now closed.

We are pleased to present First Served, a Women’s Health Week luncheon in Braidwood.

We are asking the community to nominate a woman in their life who deserves to put themselves first and would like to participate in this special occasion. It is taking place at Braidwood Theatre, 100 Wallace Street, Braidwood on Monday 3 September 2018 at 11.00am – 1.30pm

Putting the wellbeing of others ahead of their own is something many women do without realising. The annual Women’s Health Week, 3 – 7 September 2018, is a time to invest in themselves and make good health a priority. QPRC is committed to supporting the national campaign and acknowledges the importance of health and wellbeing for all women throughout their lives.

Women will be STIMULATED by the honesty and humor of MC Melanie Greenhalgh, INSPIRED by guest panelists, NOURISHED by a beautiful meal prepared by Jenni Gough of A Foragers Heart and CONNECT to other strong women in our community!

Nominations closed 3 August 2018

We are pleased to present First Served, a Women’s Health Week luncheon in Braidwood.

We are asking the community to nominate a woman in their life who deserves to put themselves first and would like to participate in this special occasion. It is taking place at Braidwood Theatre, 100 Wallace Street, Braidwood on Monday 3 September 2018 at 11.00am – 1.30pm

Putting the wellbeing of others ahead of their own is something many women do without realising. The annual Women’s Health Week, 3 – 7 September 2018, is a time to invest in themselves and make good health a priority. QPRC is committed to supporting the national campaign and acknowledges the importance of health and wellbeing for all women throughout their lives.

Women will be STIMULATED by the honesty and humor of MC Melanie Greenhalgh, INSPIRED by guest panelists, NOURISHED by a beautiful meal prepared by Jenni Gough of A Foragers Heart and CONNECT to other strong women in our community!

Nominations closed 3 August 2018

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    I nominate Naomi Taylor

    by Lisa.tindale4, over 5 years ago

    I would like to nominate Naomi Taylor for this luncheon. I first met Naomi through our Family Day Care where our children became close friends. Last year Naomi and her partner Ben discovered their son William had Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), which is a neurodegenerative disease that eventually takes away your ability to walk, talk, swallow and breathe. Naomi Has rallied tirelessly to spread awareness of the disease and even appeared at Parliament House to try to get Spinraza (which slows the progression of the disease) on the PBS in Australia. This was successful and was placed on the PBS... Continue reading

  • Share I nominate Natalie Densley on Facebook Share I nominate Natalie Densley on Twitter Share I nominate Natalie Densley on Linkedin Email I nominate Natalie Densley link

    I nominate Natalie Densley

    by Cecile Galiazzo, almost 6 years ago

    Nat is one of Braidwood’s senior wise and wonderful superwomen! Community minded always with a huge heart, she has worked tirelessly over the decades to preserve heritage trees, save the National Theatre, dog sit for hundreds of hounds, and serve up her specialty spinach triangles to many!! Natalie and her business partner Jenny Tozer, brought Wallace Street to life in the 1980’s creating a wholesome hub of dining delights at The Cafe Altenburg. Currently Nat is a regular indoor bowler at the Braidwood MPS where she engages and delights our senior residents with humour, compassion and empathy. Nat is a... Continue reading

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    I nominate Wendy Hodgman

    by Sue G, almost 6 years ago

    Wendy Hodgman has been a generous presence in the Captains Flat community for over two decades. She has worked tirelessly on many community projects with good humour, humility and zest. Wendy so deserves to be served first.

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    Selfless powerhouse of love

    by NDC, almost 6 years ago

    When my friend's husband died suddenly of an undiagnosed heart condition she fell apart the way anyone would if they had lost a brilliant, loving, supportive, inspiring life partner. She reached out for help and she leaned on those who loved her (and there are a lot of us) as the inconceivable and terrible truth sank in. 

    That lasted for maybe a few days. Because she is herself a brilliant, loving, supporting and inspiring individual. To start with she had three children of her own to look after and two step-children who needed her presence, even as she her world... Continue reading