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MBA, Business Growth through Community Connection.

It's Okay to Ask for Help! Asking for help is a crucial skill that provides the #support and guidance we need to overcome challenges, improve relationships, and promote overall wellbeing. It's a sign of #strength, not weakness. In 2022, in collaboration with Bundaberg Family Relationships Centre, River Nations, Family and Baby Network and Wide Bay Kids created a great local resource; The Seekers Tree. The booklet was first published as a guide to help families living in the #Bundaberg region #connect with services that could help them raise a family. Encouraging #helpseeking behaviour in parents and caregivers can have a significant impact on the health and #wellbeing of children. Parents and caregivers who are willing to ask for help and support when they need it are better equipped to provide a safe, nurturing, and stable home environment for children. This can lead to improved mental health, academic success, and overall wellbeing for children. In 2023, phase one of The Seekers Tree website was established. Resources like The Seekers Tree, created through #collaborative #partnerships, offers valuable support to the #community. Remember, no one has to do it alone. Visit www.theseekerstree.com. So, taking my own advice here and asking for help; This project is now seeking #funding for the second edition of the Seekers Tree booklets to be updated and printed and for the website to undergo phase two of development. Reach out if you would like to know more and if you may assist. #AskForHelp #ParentingSupport #TheSeekersTree #Bundaberg #Wellbeing #WelcomeToBundaberg #communitydevelopment Angela Twyford

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