A huge thank you to everyone who hosted and took part in events across the country last week. SIW 2014 exceeded our expectations with well over 500 organisations, community groups and individuals taking part in a huge range of events and activities. You can see from the photos just how much fun was had collaborating, connecting and celebrating. This is a small selection from all the photos posted on our Social Media pages.
We're looking foward to seeing more of your photos as they come through over the next week or two. Remember... to be part of our Photo Competition, photos need to be either posted on Social Media, Tweeted using #SIW14photo or emailed to us at [email protected] by Friday 12 November. (Winner of the $50 Coles Voucher will be contacted on Monday 15 November)
It's great that you are letting us know through your photos and posts how successful your events were. Sharing your photos and hearing how wonderful your events were is inspiring for us all and no doubt will give many people ideas for their own events next year.
We'd love to continue to hear about your events... keep posting and checking our Facebook page!
Surf was up in Inverloch at 'Come Try Surfing' hosted by South Coast Access Alliance and Offshore Surf School
Falcons Footy were hitting goals at 'Come & Try Wheelchair Rugby League Day' on the Sunshine Coast.
Hastings Primary School held many events including a 'Can Drive'. They received 243 cans to donate to local charity "Food for all".
Demented Artist Group Warwick and Demented artist group Allora 's through a fun 'Party in the Park', which included many stalls and acts.
Eastwood community wrote about inclusion and exclusion on the Inclusion message board by City of Ryde.
'Voices Without Borders' sang beautifully at Singing at Flag Staff Gardens.
Victoria Netball were on the road again with their 'Netball Roadshows'. These photos taken at Maryborough.
Many generations from the Byron Bay community were having fun drumming at Byron Community Centre's 'Drumming Circle'
'Hallelujah Gospel Chorus sing up a storm at their rehearsal.
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