The not-for-profit group wants to challenge traditional thinking about ageing.
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People and groups in Shepparton are being encouraged to apply for a slice of $20,000 in prizes and support to help older people in their communities.
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Good Flock, a national not-for-profit working to transform Australia’s culture of ageing, has launched a campaign inviting Victorians to nominate inspiring individuals, community groups, organisations and creative projects that are challenging conventional ideas about growing older and demonstrating better possibilities for ageing.
“We’re looking for all sorts of examples, big or small — from older people finding new ways to contribute and connect, to projects bringing generations together, or communities finding creative ways to share care and support,” Good Flock founder and executive director Anna Donaldson said.
“We've already received some wonderful nominations from across Victoria, including U3A Benalla, where hundreds of older residents are continuing to learn and share their skills, and Koha Community Cafe in Warburton, where volunteers aged 11 to 91 come together around weekly pay-what-you-can community dinners.
“But we’d love to discover what’s happening in Shepparton and across the Goulburn Valley.”
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