Join us for an extraordinary event in Lancelin, as we host a presentation by shark attack survivor, Cameron Wrathall.
In 2021, Cameron became the first person to be bitten by a shark in the Swan River in over 50 years. After numerous surgeries, dying in the ambulance and a lengthy period of hospitalisation, he survived to tell his tale of trauma, recovery and resilience in his ongoing journey.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to meet Cameron and be inspired by his incredible journey.
This exclusive event includes lunch, providing an opportunity for carers to mingle and share their thoughts. Carers can also bring a guest!
When: Friday, 9th May
Time: 11.30am – 2.00pm
Where: Lancelin Angling Aquatic Club | Lot 1022 Hopkins St, Lancelin
Complete the form below to RSVP by 6th May.
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