Community Engagement…is it the way of the future? Through my casual job, I have been participating in some community engagement training. The training course is titled: IAP2 Australasia Certificate. IAP2 stands for International Association for Public Participation, and they are: IAP2 is an international member association which seeks to promote and improve the practice of public […]
Hayley Solich
Creatively Helping Women To Find Their Voice
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Creative | Presenter | Strategic Community Leader
100 Women: 100 Facets of Wisdom Project
Inspiring 100 Women to Start a Wisdom Project
in Their Corner of the World
Do you value the wisdom you have gained from living life?
Have you been thinking to yourself, that maybe you should be sharing some of that wisdom with others?
Perhaps you have been told you should write a book or teach a class.
Maybe you've been thinking about starting a group to help other women who are going through a similar situation to one you've been through.
The important thing is to not ignore these life promptings...
respond now through the 100 Women: 100 Facets of Wisdom Project.
The truth is that most people feel fear when they consider starting something
even people who have great skills and experience. It is just a fear of the unknown.
The first step is to have a conversation about your ideas and make a plan.
The 100 women: 100 facets of wisdom project helps women in Western Australia connect and form partnerships to enhance cultural identity.
The project aims to instill a sense of purpose and hope for the future; encourage sharing of stories and personal wisdom, and achieve a brighter future for generations to come, through placing emphasis on:
family:
creating records of knowledge, family trees and lifestyles through writing books, keeping written and photo journals, recording recipes and how-to guides, scrapbooking and teaching children to value the world in which they live
community:
supporting community development projects that have a positive impact on the future of communities
career:
seeking opportunities in career pathways that are aligned with the concept of cultural identity
creativity:
being creative and innovative, looking for solutions to problems and combining strengths.
The project is an initiative of Hayley Solich who has a lived experience of
family breakdown, suicide, domestic violence, AOD, grief, financial hardship, homelessness, abuse, miscarriage and postnatal depression.
If you are a community group or individual who would like to start a project or have Hayley Solich come and speak to your group to inspire them to value their personal wisdom, please email Hayley.
The Value of Having a Dream and Being Connected
Public speaking at the Bendigo Bank International Women’s Day event in partnership with the Australian Local Women in Government Association (WA), Hayley had the privilege of sharing her inspirational message with the crowd of businesswomen gathered. Hayley spoke about two core values in life: 1. Being passionate about your DREAM 2. Being CONNECTED Her […]
Congratulations, Kath Mazzella OAM, 2018 Senior Australian of the Year (WA)
So very proud of and excited about Kath Mazzella OAM. I have worked with Kath on her PR & Marketing for the past seven years to increase her public profile. I have also worked on ways to help her achieve her awareness and educational campaigns. Kath has won the 2018 Senior Australian of the Year […]