Better Together South Shoalhaven

By: Community Connect South Shoalhaven
  • Summary

  • We all know that as communities, we are better together.

    So what does that look like in practice?

    Inside the Better Together South Shoalhaven podcast, we examine what creates a connected community, and how people are achieving this in in the South Shoalhaven region. Join us as we talk to people who have been there, learning and doing in community. From volunteering, to the behind the scenes work of community groups, share in the wins and challenges of creating connected communities.


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Episodes
  • Living Connected
    Jun 12 2024

    In this episode of Better Together South Shoalhaven, we talk to Helen, an instigator for the group Living Connected. Living Connected is an organisation that helps senior members of the community to better understand and use technology. This could be support with using phones, the internet, and using everyday services online. The organisation started because of the increasing struggles older Australians were having with our complex and changing technology. Living Connected relies on volunteers throughout the South Coast to help older Australians.

    To find out more about how to get involved in Living Connected, you can find them in the community directory at communityconnectss.com.au or search for Living Connected on Facebook, or go to the website livingconnected.org.au.

    And to discover more opportunities in the South Shoalhaven for further education or volunteering opportunities, local events and more, head to communityconnectss.com.au



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    10 mins
  • Milton Follies
    Jun 5 2024

    In this episode of Better Together South Shoalhaven, we talk to Daniel, a long time member and actor of the local community theatre group, Milton Follies. Daniel talks about the range of shows Follies has covered, the community atmosphere it provides, and the ample opportunities and experiences Follies gives to its volunteers, from production work like lighting, to props and front of house.

    To find out more about how to get involved in Milton Follies, you can find them in the community directory at communityconnectss.com.au or find Milton Follies on Facebook, or their website Miltonfollies.org.

    And to discover more opportunities in the South Shoalhaven for further education or volunteering opportunities, local events and more, head to communityconnectss.com.au


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    9 mins
  • Ulladulla High School P and C
    May 29 2024

    In this episode of Better Together South Shoalhaven, we talk to Katy who is the President of the Ulladulla High School P&C. The P&C is a forum where parents and citizens of the local area can voice their concerns or ideas to the school body, and also work with the school body to ensure that the students are able to reach their full potential within the school. Katy discusses what this has looked like with UHS P & C, especially in terms of fundraising to help the school.

    To find out more about how to get involved in UHS P & C, you can find them in the community directory at communityconnectss.com.au or go to the UHS website at ulladulla-h.schools.nsw.gov.au and download the school newsletter.

    And to discover more opportunities in the South Shoalhaven for further education or volunteering opportunities, local events and more, head to communityconnectss.com.au


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    13 mins

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