Banter - it's important! - Dumbleyung Community Resource Centre

Banter - it's important!

20/2/2019

Banter, chin wag, spinning a yarn! It’s all about communication and we’re chatting about this very topic next Thursday February 28 at the Stubbs Park Pavilion with Regional Men’s Health.

The ‘Blokes and Banter’ session is FREE and we encourage blokes of all ages and all walks of life to attend. Regional Men’s Health have sponsored the event with dinner (delicious and amazing hamburgers!) for all to enjoy and thanks to Dumbleyung Ag Supplies for jumping on board and sponsoring the drinks.

Glen Dunkerton from Regional Men’s Health will facilitate the session, and will discuss the importance of communication with your spouse, family, friends, employees, and managers – the overall importance and effective ways to communicate in work and day to day life!

There will also be a ‘health pit stop’ which includes a check of chassis (waist measurement), oil pressure (blood pressure) and shock absorbers (coping skills).

An informative, social and casual night out please make sure you register as this session will not proceed if minimum numbers aren’t met. Contact the CRC on 9863 4829 or email admin@dumbleyungcrc.com

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