Drought Planning Doesn’t Start
When the Rain Stops
Connected Futures: Building Drought Resilience Through Local Stories
Drought affects more than farms. It impacts businesses, households, and the future of our towns. These free workshops bring the Northern Midlands community together to prepare for future dry times.
You don’t need to be a farmer.
You just need to care about our region.
Choose Your Workshop
Longford Workshop
Saturday 23 May 2026
10:30am–1:30pm
Longford Memorial Hall
55 Wellington Street, Longford
✔ Free event
✔ Light lunch included
Campbell Town Workshop
Saturday 16 May 2026
10:30am–1:30pm
Campbell Town Guide Hall
20 King Street, Campbell Town
✔ Free event
✔ Light lunch included
Free events – limited places
(Takes 30 seconds)
Why These Workshops Matter
Free event – limited places
Drought resilience is built before a crisis, not during it.
These drought resilience workshops bring together farmers, businesses, residents, and community groups to:
Share real local experiences
Understand how drought affects the whole community
Explore practical ways to prepare for future dry periods
Strong communities prepare together.
What to Expect
A welcoming, community-focused session
Practical conversations and shared experiences
Opportunity to contribute your perspective
Light lunch and time to connect
No prior knowledge or experience is needed.
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Book Your Free Place
Places are limited. Book now to secure your spot.
About This Project
These workshops are part of Connected Futures: Building Drought Resilience Through Local Stories, delivered by the Northern Midlands Business Association on behalf of Northern Midlands Council.