Generations of Change: An afternoon of connection at Chalk Hill

On Friday 18 September, we continued our Generations of Change series with a wonderful ladies’ lunch at Chalk Hill Wines in McLaren Vale, bringing together valued supporters and new friends of Youth Opportunities for an afternoon of connection, conversation and inspiration.

Guests heard from Hannah Foord, Channel 7 News Reporter of the Year, who shared her insights and experience, before Youth Opportunities graduate Gina Woodman spoke about her own journey and the impact the program has had on her life.

Our Youth Opportunities Trainer, Carly, also brought the program to life with a facilitated STAR round, giving guests the opportunity to experience one of the practical tools used in our programs and see firsthand the power of sending STARs to recognise and celebrate the strengths in others.

With beautiful weather, a stunning setting and fantastic company, the afternoon was a wonderful opportunity to introduce new people to Youth Opportunities, strengthen existing relationships and share more about the difference our programs make in the lives of young people.

A huge thank you to Chalk Hill for hosting us and providing such a beautiful venue and wonderful wines, and to Out in the Paddock for the superb catering. We’re also incredibly grateful to Hannah and Gina for sharing their time and stories, and to CoCo Corp for their generous gifts for our guests.

And a special thank you to our wonderful Generations of Change committee, Sandy, Vanessa and Taylor, for their time, enthusiasm and dedication in bringing the afternoon together.

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