If you've been impacted by the recent bushfires and have lost fencing on your property, then come and meet with BlazeAid today (Thursday January 2) until 8pm at the Wauchope Showground.
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BlazeAid is a volunteer based organisation helping families to rebuild their fences that have been damaged or destroyed.
If you can't make it, go to www.blazeaid.com.au
"Working alongside the rural families, our volunteers help to rebuild fences and other structures that have been damaged or destroyed," said a BlazeAid spokesperson.
"Equally important, volunteers also help to lift the spirits of people who are often facing their second or third flood event after years of drought, or devastating losses through bushfires."
BlazeAid volunteers work in a disaster-affected area for many months, not only helping individuals and families, but also helping rebuild the local communities.
Ring BlazeAid on 0418 530 471 or email him at admin@blazeaid.com.au
Letitia Fitzpatrick
Worked as a journalist and assistant producer for BBC news and current affairs in the UK, Ulster Television, Q Radio and the Irish News in Northern Ireland. Moved to Australia and joined Fairfax Media in 2016. Won a Rotary Paul Harris Fellowship award in 2018 for reporting the Pappinbarra bushfires and the subsequent Rotary appeal which raised $30,000.
Worked as a journalist and assistant producer for BBC news and current affairs in the UK, Ulster Television, Q Radio and the Irish News in Northern Ireland. Moved to Australia and joined Fairfax Media in 2016. Won a Rotary Paul Harris Fellowship award in 2018 for reporting the Pappinbarra bushfires and the subsequent Rotary appeal which raised $30,000.
