Adults

Primary & Community Care Services Limited (PCCS) program for people 16 years and over living, working, or studying in Central and Eastern Sydney, who are feeling unhappy, angry, stressed, or unable to concentrate due to life’s pressures and may benefit from working with a mental health coach. No referral required.
Flyer | Info document for service providers | Website | Contact: 9477 8700 or enquiries@pccs.org.au

This post expires on Sunday 17 May 2026

The ‘Breast Cancer Doesn’t Wait’ campaign warns women that ‘while you’re living life, breast cancer doesn’t wait,’ and encourages them to prioritise having a breast screen. It includes a dedicated focus on Mandarin and Cantonese-speaking women through in-language assets, and a tailored campaign, ‘Stay Strong, Black & Deadly’, for Aboriginal women 40-74 years.
Campaign website (includes key messages, social media assets, digital screens, posters & more) | Stay Strong, Black & Deadly Campaign website

This post expires on Friday 15 May 2026

Georges River Life Care welcoming, inclusive, relaxed all weather space supporting friendship, community and connection. Complimentary barista coffee, tea, and hot chocolate.
Wednesdays during school terms, 10am-11.30am
The Life Centre, 23 Stanley St, Peakhurst
Flyer | Contact: care@grlc.org.au

Strength training for mobility and fall prevention, and mental health and cognitive function improvement.
Mondays, 11am-12pm, during Terms 1 & 2
Morris Iemma Indoor Sports Centre (MIISC), 150 Belmore Rd North, Riverwood
Flyer | Contact: 8580 0628 or info@share.org.au

Dress for Success aims to empower women to thrive in work and life, with services to support them to find work and progress in their careers. Transgender women and nonbinary individuals, comfortable in women’s spaces, are welcomed. Branches in Summer Hill, Illawarra, Newcastle, and Penrith, plus online support.
Flyer | Online Career Hub flyer & website | Contact: 1800 773 456

This post expires on Tuesday 7 July 2026

NSW Trustee & Guardian Pop-up Will Writing sessions where attendees can get their estate planning documents prepared by professionals. Appointments required.
Wednesdays, 4 February, 1 April & 3 June, 9am-5pm
ANZAC Youth & Recreation Centre, 111R Anzac Ave, Engadine
Bookings

Webinars and workshops providing information about abuse and other traumas and how traumatic experiences can affect people, at the time of the trauma, and afterwards. The focus is on survivors’ strengths, the role of coping strategies, how the brain responds to stress, and research showing recovery is possible.
Various dates and times, September 2025 to June 2026
Information & registration