An interactive workshop empowering local traders to enhance safety and resilience in Victoria Street.
Thursday 18 June 2026
3:00pm - 5:00pm
124 Victoria St, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia
Free
Experience a dynamic and interactive session designed specifically for local traders facing safety challenges such as vandalism, graffiti, and anti-social behaviour. This workshop offers practical tools and culturally inclusive strategies to boost staff wellbeing and customer confidence.
You will engage with fellow business owners to develop shared solutions that strengthen leadership and foster coordinated, trader-led action. It’s a supportive environment aimed at building safer, more resilient businesses and communities.
Whether you’re concerned about security or looking to enhance your business’s community presence, this workshop provides valuable insights and actionable steps.
The workshop runs for two hours, providing ample time for discussion, strategy development, and networking. It focuses on practical approaches to safety concerns and improving business resilience.
Participants will learn how to address common issues like vandalism and anti-social behaviour with effective, culturally sensitive methods. The session encourages leadership development and community collaboration.
This event is ideal for local traders who want to take an active role in creating a safer business environment and stronger community ties.
The workshop is held at The Learning Bank, located at 124 Victoria Street, Richmond 3121. This central location is easily accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming space for community gatherings.
Directions and parking information are available to ensure a smooth arrival. The venue is equipped to accommodate all participants comfortably.
Attendees are encouraged to arrive a few minutes early to settle in and network before the session begins.
Please note that the workshop is designed for local business owners and staff. It is important to register in advance to secure your place.
The session promotes a culturally inclusive approach, welcoming diverse perspectives and experiences to enrich the discussion.
Participants should come prepared to engage actively and share their insights to benefit from the collaborative nature of the workshop.
Registration is required to attend the workshop, and places may be limited to ensure an effective group size. There is no cost to participate, making this an accessible opportunity for all local traders.
Booking details and registration links are provided through the Yarra City Council website or directly via the event page.
Early registration is recommended to avoid disappointment as spots fill quickly.
