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Local exhibition and film for seniors

Churches of Christ is inviting seniors, their families and carers to a mini exhibition on Tuesday 15 October and a screening of the film Unsung Hero on Friday 25 October at Warwick Aged Care Auditorium as a part of Queensland Seniors Month celebrations.

The exhibition will feature information stalls, entertainment, and a free morning tea and is designed to help seniors navigate the many aged care options available in the Warwick region.

Whether you are a senior who could benefit from home care services or a caregiver seeking more information about how to support seniors, this event is an opportunity to explore how we can make our homes and communities more supportive and inclusive.

The exhibition will be held on Tuesday 15 October from 9.30am – 12pm and the movie screening including popcorn on Friday 25 October from 10am – 12pm.

Both events are free and will be held at the Warwick Aged Care Auditorium, 223 Dragon Street, Warwick.

To RSVP, call 07 3363 1881 or email: events@cofcqld.com.au.

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