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Art, Health & Nature - Tour 8

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Itinerary  

 

Group Size
Up to 22


Inclusion
All activities and lunch

Transport
Return coach from the Convention Centre


Level of Physical Activity
There will be walking

Clothing Requirements
Sturdy footwear and a raincoat


 


 

This is a wonderful Tour beginning at Croxton Special School. Explore how the schools kitchen garden program has been a successful tool and see how the community has also become involved.

Then visit Caitlin’s Retreat, a wellness centre harnessing the known health benefits of nature, promoting wellbeing in young people with special needs, their parents and siblings. It’s a captivating place, maximising the sights and sounds of its bush setting. Importantly, it enables families to stop being a special needs family for a moment, and just enjoy being a family.

Travel to Laughing Waters Artists-in-Residence programme. See firsthand the role of the landscape in wellbeing and the arts. Digging a Hole to China is a site-specific performance with sculpture-based installations inspired by visual artist, Anna Glynn’s connection to the adjacent/neighbouring landscape in which she grew up.




Finally have a presentation at the Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) Melbourne. The RCH are entering an exciting stage with the Victorian Government in building a brand new hospital due to open at the end of 2011.

Inspired by the unique parkland surrounding it, the new RCH has been designed to integrate with the park and deliver a patient and family-focused healing environment.  The RCH is also aiming to be Australia’s greenest hospital.

 

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