Leading Senior Constable Curtis Williams from Crime prevention and Community engagement, Victoria Police, was well received. He gave lots of good, useful information about being aware of your surroundings especially at the ATM, on the street, on public transport and in the home.
He took several questions from the audience and spoke of various ways to secure your home which are not too costly.
Spaces are still available for October’s Four O’clock Forum presented by Dr David O’Brien who will provide an insightful overview of a unique building program helping Indigenous communities.
Did you miss the September Forum on scams? See the review included here – or come to the “Scams and how to avoid being caught” session on Monday 2 October 2-4 pm. The October Forum sounds inspiring …
The Four o’clock Forums are gathering momentum and earning a reputation for increasing knowledge and wellbeing.
The Forums cover a wide-ranging set of topics as shown in this article. We have a report from last month’s session on good health, a reminder of this month’s session on online safety and introducing October’s session on the Bower Studio program helping remote indigenous communities. Great variety!
Book today for the Strong People Stay Young Four-o’clock Forum this coming Wednesday (26 July) and secure your place for the Cybersecurity, Hacks and Scams forum on 30 August.
The Four o’clock Forums continue to attract strong interest for their varied topics and inspiring guest speakers. Below is the list of forums coming up in the next few months; there is still space available for the March and May sessions. Please enrol online or at the Reception Desk.
Hurry up, we are going to be late! How often have you heard this, or said it? We know that saving time is almost as important as saving money. Many of us couldn’t wait for retirement because we thought we would have more time and space to do what we wanted or had neglected: clean out the garage, manage our filing, start on long planned home projects that had been put-off.
Our final two Forums for the year will look at Climate Change from the point of view of a vulcanologist and tricks and clever methods to increase productivity at any age will be explained by the co-author of Life Admin Hacks.
Dr Andrew Wilks will present the first of our Four O’Clock Forums on this fascinating topic at 4.00pm on Wednesday 28 July. The Forum will be held in Studio 2 and run from 4pm – 5pm.