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Lucindale Economic Development Board Inc (LINC)

Jul 6, 2023 | Article, Communication, Give back program, This Week's Issue

By Abigail Goodman The Lucindale Economic Development Board Inc (LINC) aims to be the link between community ideas and making them happen. It was established 20 years ago to promote the development of the Lucindale district and community by developing projects, identifying funding opportunities and acting as an umbrella body for various community organisations/projects. LINC organises the community Christmas party each year, including a parade and Santa visit, and in 2022 we also had market stalls run by local children and highly competitive yabby racing! One of our current projects is raising funds to support a Lucindale community member to participate in the Limestone Coast Emerging Leaders Program. The Program develops personal leadership skills, knowledge of the region and a broad network of professional and community contacts. Participants will grow in emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and skills in working with and leading others, which will benefit their communities and our entire […]

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