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Future Dreamers Girls Club

Future Dreamers is the ultimate Girl Gang that supports girls to be themselves, try out new things, and live healthy active lives.

We are a not-for-profit Girls Club where we put on fun, inspiring and sophisticated events and workshops for teen girls aged 12-25, all FREE. All of our workshops and events are held in our amazing clubhouse in the middle of town in Byron Bay.

We see Future Dreamers as preventative medicine – a good dose of laughter and fun, freedom to be yourself, believing in one another and to keep boredom, anxiety and stress at bay.

Future Dreamers was founded by four women who wanted to produce something outstanding for the girls of Byron Bay and beyond.

We have created a safe place for girls to hang out and to participate in events that will assist them to recognise their personal potential and open up doorways of possibility.

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FD Team Member BIOS

Catherine Hardman

Catherine moved to Byron Bay in 2015 from Melbourne, bringing with her a passion for art and design. Catherine studied Interior Design at RMIT in Melbourne and went on to run her own Interior Design business for 10 years. Catherine’s 6 years at an all-girls school instilled in her the importance of strong female guidance and support and how inspiring it can be when girls are encouraged to pursue their dreams.

Leah Rettenmaier

Leah has a passion for philanthropic pursuits coupled with a love of the arts. After studying Fashion design at university, turned her hand to being a stylist, curating creative installations. During this time Leah was the director of the Scanlon Foundation, which supports social cohesion, and she is currently running a private ancillary fund the Wake Field Foundation.

Grace Walters

Being a local girl, Grace knows first hand both the benefits and limitations of growing up in this area.
Having started early life working in both the hospitality and retail industries, then becoming a mother to a now teenage daughter, having come full circle Grace feels strongly about providing more for this generation.

Jasmin Morrissey

Growing up in the Northern Rivers, Jasmin has had experience working in different areas of events, marketing and media roles in the local community. She is currently studying a Bachelor of Digital Communications and Design at SCU in Lismore and loves spending time at the beach and being surrounded by inspiring people.

Esther Page

Esther has a passion for supporting and developing young peoples identity and has had much experience in this over the years as a youth support facilitator both in Australia and abroad. Using her creative flair, bubbly personality and strong professional drive, Esther is amazing at establishing strong and personal relationships with the youths she works with in the local community.

Miranda Chance