A Symbol of Unity and Empowerment
The Gympie Women’s Shed officially opened its doors on Saturday, February 3rd, 2024, marking a significant moment for the community. The Grand Opening was a vibrant affair, with women from diverse backgrounds coming together to celebrate.
The event commenced with a free sausage sizzle and beverages, setting the stage for a day filled with excitement and connection. The turnout exceeded expectations, reflecting the community’s enthusiasm for a space dedicated to women’s empowerment and creativity.
Patrons; Councillor Dolly Jensen and Sue Manton, CEO of Little Haven Palliative Care, were introduced with pride, embodying the spirit of unity and support. Musical performances by Georgia Rose and impressive displays by the Wise Women added to the festive atmosphere.
Chairperson Annie Richards expressed heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming support, while Councillor Dolly Jensen and Sue Manton shared their excitement for the sheds’ potential to foster connections and personal growth.
A highlight of the day was the symbolic cake-cutting ceremony, marking the official opening of the Gympie Women’s Shed. Laughter and smiles filled the air as attendees celebrated this milestone.
Ten new members enthusiastically joined the shed on opening day, and numerous connections were made within the community. The Shed eagerly anticipates welcoming more women in the future, offering a supportive space for collaboration and friendship.
The Gympie Women’s Shed Grand Opening was a testament to unity and resilience, showcasing the strength that emerges when women come together. As the doors officially open, the Shed stands ready to be a beacon of empowerment in the community.
