A farmer's daughter herself, Nicole Cervoni’s appreciation for the Burdekin Water Festival runs deep, and she feels grateful to serve as a Senior Ambassador in this year’s event in representation of the Home Hill – Ayr Lions Club and in celebration of the region’s abundant water supply.
“To be, being part of the Burdekin Water Festival allows me to not only be part of a great event which gives so much joy and excitement to our local community, but it also provides me with the opportunity to represent and raise funds for the incredible Lions Club we have here in the Burdekin,” shared Nicole.
“I was motivated to become an Ambassador for many reasons, one of which being to do my part in helping to represent and raise money for our region’s incredible Home Hill – Ayr Lions Club as the work this organisation does in our community is incredible.”
A 2024 graduate from Burdekin Catholic High School, Nicole has her sights set on pursuing a career in primary education and has had a hand in many school and community focused events over the past few years, especially as an active member of the Burdekin Shire Youth Council.
Hailing from one of the region’s smallest communities, Nicole leaped at the opportunity to proudly represent her township, and she’s eager to both put Millaroo in the spotlight and support the work of the Home Hill – Ayr Lions Club throughout the course of her Ambassador journey.
“Millaroo often lacks representation in community events so when I was presented with this opportunity, I decided as a young girl from out bush, I owed it to every other girl like me to give this a crack!”