EMBRACING WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT

CatholicCare Wilcannia-Forbes Family Support Worker Jackie Coe, Becky Merritt (Marathon Health), Condobolin SHINE Women’s Group member Teigan McCrae, Condobolin SHINE Women’s Group member Madeline Richards holding Kailani Richards and Marathon Health Peer Worker Anita Johnson were involved in a ‘Tie Dye in the Park’ event on Tuesday, 9 November. Image Credit: Melissa Blewitt.CatholicCare Wilcannia-Forbes Family Support Worker Jackie Coe, Becky Merritt (Marathon Health), Condobolin SHINE Women’s Group member Teigan McCrae, Condobolin SHINE Women’s Group member Madeline Richards holding Kailani Richards and Marathon Health Peer Worker Anita Johnson were involved in a ‘Tie Dye in the Park’ event on Tuesday, 9 November. Image Credit: Melissa Blewitt.

Posted By: Hayley 03/12/2021

The Condobolin SHINE Women’s Group are embracing empowerment and wellbeing together.

On Tuesday, 9 November they gathered at Memorial Park to participate in a ‘Tie Dye in the Park’ event.

The Condobolin SHINE Women’s Group is co-ordinated by Marathon Health and CatholicCare Wilcannia-Forbes.

SHINE Women is a unique personal development and group mentoring tool that uses an inspirational, practical and experiential approach to women’s wellbeing and empowerment.

The aim of the program is for each woman to develop an understanding of her own personal worth, strength and purpose and to realise the potential within her to fulfil her desires.

According to a statement in relation to SHINE Women, “Equipping women to identify themselves as valuable, build confidence, self esteem and self worth, underpins the aims of SHINE Women.

In addition the aim is to develop respect and boundaries in relationships, understand that they are able to have a positive influence in this world and identify personal desires and strengths to motivate them to act and achieve personal goals.”

For more information on how you can become part of the Condobolin SHINE Women’s Group contact Marathon Health on 02 6821 1500 or CatholicCare Wilcannia-Forbes Family Support Worker Jackie Coe on 0429 080 631.