The Rossville & District Citizens Association team are excited to bring the community together with a range of wellbeing and connection-focused activities throughout the year. Photo: Supplied.
A series of wellbeing activities starting this month in Rossville will encourage happiness, health, and connection in its residents for a thriving community.
The Rossville & District Citizens Association has secured funding through Health and Wellbeing Queensland’s Community Grants program, allowing for an exciting calendar of opportunities that support individual and shared wellbeing.
The program will kick off on 18 April with a free six-week yoga course at the Rossville Hall, followed by weekly mindfulness groups from May to July, and a Landcare Day focused on building wildlife habitats and caring for the local environment in collaboration with communities across the region in August.
The funding will also support the development of a community-led Welcome to Rossville sign, and the program will conclude in November with a celebration of the people, places and characters of the community — the Rossville Through Your Eyes photo competition.
“This funding is a wonderful opportunity for Rossville,” president Pasha Lynch said.
“It allows us to deliver a program of activities that supports wellbeing, encourages participation and celebrates our community.
“From free yoga classes and mindfulness groups, to Landcare activities and the Rossville Through Your Eyes photo competition, we hope these events will give people many different ways to connect, get involved and share in community life.”
Further details about each event, including times, locations and participation information, will be shared with the community through the Rossville & District Facebook page as the program rolls out.
