Friday evening in Rotary Park was a sea of food and friendly faces. Thanks to the planning, organization and support of the Ingham Disability Support Services, the Bent Rods Car Club, and the Hinchinbrook Shire Council this event became a celebration of food from around the world and an opportunity to focus on Mental Health Week.
The Hinchinbrook Community Support Centre parked the “Out and About Bus” in Rotary Park and provided community members with information about all their programs and services. This was also an opportunity for HCSC to showcase the sponsorship logos on the bus. It is thanks to these organizations that we are able to provide this service in its current format.
The event catered for young and young at heart with free jumping castle, face painting and other activities. Cherry Divine and other entertainers truly helped to make the evening a family friendly event. Needless to say, the food was delicious and the support from the community was outstanding.
The Hinchinbrook Community Support Centre parked the “Out and About Bus” in Rotary Park and provided community members with information about all their programs and services. This was also an opportunity for HCSC to showcase the sponsorship logos on the bus. It is thanks to these organizations that we are able to provide this service in its current format.
The event catered for young and young at heart with free jumping castle, face painting and other activities. Cherry Divine and other entertainers truly helped to make the evening a family friendly event. Needless to say, the food was delicious and the support from the community was outstanding.
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