Being on the land, safety and shared responsibility

Be aware

This is a bushland venue. Please arrive prepared.

• Expect insects and wildlife

• Check for ticks each evening and bring what you need for tick removal

• If you develop a rash, fever or feel unwell, visit First Aid

• The First Aid and Wellness Centre is staffed and stocked with herbal and medical supplies

Snakes are part of Australian natural environments. For your safety:

• The venue advises wearing shoes at all times when walking around camp

Electronics and phone use

From arrival to departure, you are invited into a slower, more present rhythm.

• Please silence your phone and turn off vibration on arrival

• Use your phone as a clock if needed

This supports the depth and quality of the shared space for everyone. There is a charging station in the Auditorium if you need.

Emergencies from home

Mobile phone reception at the venue is very limited and cannot be relied upon. Please let your loved ones know this before you arrive.

If there is an urgent or genuine emergency at home and someone needs to contact you, they can do so via the conference emergency contact below:

Emergency contact: hollie wildëthorn 0483 955 340

It is best to sms rather than call. Hollie will receive the message and ensure it is passed on to you as quickly and discreetly as possible through the onsite team.

Please note:

• This number is for urgent matters only

• It is not monitored for general enquiries

• Messages will be relayed in person, as phone contact onsite is unreliable

This system allows you to fully arrive into the Gathering, knowing that you can still be reached if it truly matters. We appreciate your care in sharing this information with those at home before you travel.

Sharing the Conference - Invite a friend

Conference Registration remains open until mid-May.

Our strongest form of sharing is grassroots, word-of-mouth connection. If you feel called:

• Tell a friend

• Share a post

• Speak from your own experience