Note: This event is only for Defence and Veteran Families. This is event for members and non-members.
Have you or your loved one ever served in the ADF? We warmly invite Defence and Veteran families to join us for our online vision board workshop on Thursday 16 January 2025.
Vision Board Workshop
Defence and Veteran Families are invited to come together in the new year for an evening of intention setting for the year ahead. Facilitated by qualified social worker, Gabby Steel, and supported by Manager for the Social Work and Wellbeing Program, Lisa Stephenson, and Wellbeing Support Officer Kerrie-Anne Teo, veteran families will be guided in a vision board making activity via the online Canva platform.
Vision boards represent the changes you'd like to see in your life. Maybe you want to eat healthier meals, meditate, focus on self-care, increase your fitness level or just spend more quality time with family and friends. A vision board is a fun and creative way to visualise your goals and keep yourself accountable throughout the year. Veteran families will custom design their own unique digital vision board which they can refer to throughout 2025 for inspiration, strength, and guidance as needed.
There is no cost for this activity. Your vision board workshop will be covered by Families of Veterans Guild.
Previous attendees of our workshops said “I was pleasantly surprised to connect with other veteran family members through the shared artwork we created. The relaxed atmosphere created a sense of community and mutual understanding of the challenges that come about as family members of veterans.”
Information
Location: Online via Zoom (Link will be emailed to you a week before the event)
Date and Time: Thursday 16 January 2025, 6pm-7.30pm
Registrations: Open 16 Dec. Registrations close 15 January.
Cost: FREE for defence and veteran families
Please note: You will need to create a free Canva account to participate in the vision board workshop and have intermediate computer skills to attend this workshop.
Registration is essential. Please register here or contact us for further information wellbeing@fov.org.au or 02 9267 6577.
