Brenda Baker, who works with the National Association for Loss & Grief or NALAG - says she was very happy to be invited back to another Community Wellbeing Day in Coonamble.
“It has a lovely feel to it because you have children and the whole community there,” Brenda said.“We love it because we’re asked not just to bring brochures but to come with activities to help people support their own wellbeing.”
This time Brenda partnered with Camilla Herbig of the Rural Adversity Mental Health Program [above] and created an activity that was aimed at . . .
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