Lake Macquarie - Educational Pathways Program - Sept 19
Want to boost your life skills, make an impact, and get a taste of life in the fire and emergency services? If you’re aged 14-19, register now for the Educational Pathways Girls Fire and Resilience Program, to be held at NSW Rural Fire Service Fire Control Centre, Cameron Park. Have FUN while learning cool stuff and essential skills and knowledge from local emergency services mentors, preparing you to confidently face emergencies and assist others.
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George Booth Drive
Cameron Park NSW 2285
The workshop will be held in Lake Macquarie on Thursday 19th September . All young women are welcome in this safe and inclusive space, with a special encouragement for young women and teens from First Nations and culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds to attend the program.
The Girls Fire & Resilience program offers a hands-on, practical experience where young women are inspired to try new things. Led by NSW fire and emergency service personnel and community volunteers, it fosters teamwork, confidence, resilience, and leadership. Participants engage in physical group activities, stepping outside their comfort zones to build essential life skills. Local mentors and activity facilitators provide guidance and inspiration in an experiential learning setting.
The Girls Fire & Resilience program not only equips young women with essential skills but also empowers them to explore rewarding careers or volunteer opportunities in the fire and emergency service. Participants will leave the program with the confidence, skills, and emergency preparedness knowledge to stay safe, help their communities and understand their important role in community resilience
Registration is still available for volunteers.