Grants of up to $150,000 and $250,000 for NSW Aboriginal community organisations/groups to protect, conserve and restore landscapes and waterways important to them.
Closes Friday, 31 July, 11.59pm
The Honda Foundation Grants
Grants and/or Loan Vehicle Program for organisations in the following areas: supporting the disadvantaged, disabled or those suffering from illness; relief for victims of natural disasters; promotion of innovation and new technologies.
Closes Saturday, 8 August
AusAlert Test 27 July 2026
AusAlert is a new Australian Government national warning system that sends emergency messages to compatible mobile devices to help keep people informed and better prepared during local and national emergencies. On Monday, 27 July, 2pm, a test alert will be sent to all mobile devices in Australia.
AusAlert website | 27 July test information | AusAlert Community Resources (including accessible resources) & resources in community languages | Safety warning for domestic violence victim-survivors ahead of national phone alert on 27 July
Free Clothing & Goods Event (Campsie – Out of area)
Prosper Project Australia event for members of the community who are experiencing poverty or financial hardship. Some new items will be available, but most items are pre-loved. Attendance by registration and appointment.
Thursday, 16 July, 9am-12pm
Rotary Community Centre, 34 North Pde, Campsie
Flyer | Registration, including preferred appointment time | Contact: mail@prosperprojectaustralia.org
Online Parenting Program: 1-2-3 Magic & Emotion Coaching
South Eastern Community Connect (SECC) parenting program for parents/carers of children 4-12 years living in Bayside, City of Sydney, Randwick, Woollahra or Waverley LGAs. The program teaches calm, consistent strategies to manage challenging child behaviour and use emotion coaching to help children regulate their emotions.
Mondays, 3 August to 17 August, 6pm-8pm, via MS Teams
Flyer | Registration
Tea Tasting Experience (Gymea)
Kai’Mia Community tea tasting experience featuring herbs from the local community garden. Attendees can sample dried garden herbs prepared in organic tea bags, learn the benefits of the featured herbs, and spend time with others in a welcoming space.
Wednesday, 1 July, 11am-12.15pm
Gymea Community Centre, 39 Gymea Bay Rd, Gymea
Flyer | Contact: Brenda Eggleton, 9524 9559 or reception@kaimia.org.au
PlayPower Session (Zetland – Out of area)
South Eastern Community Connect (SECC) fun, interactive play session designed for parents and their children 0-3 years living in City of Sydney, Bayside, or Randwick LGAs. Participants will learn simple play ideas that support development, learning and connection.
Thursday, 23 July, 9.30am-11.30am
Tote Building, 100 Joynton Ave, Zetland
Flyer | Registration | Contact: genie.kang@secc.org.au, 0493 804 452 or 7903 0607
Healthy & Active Families Program (Arncliffe)
South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) – Equity & Prevention Service program for parents/carers with practical strategies to support their primary school aged children to be healthy, active and happy. Children will participate in fun games, cooking, and mindfulness activities. In English, with in-language support for families from culturally diverse backgrounds.
Mondays, 27 July to 24 August, 4pm-5.30pm
Arncliffe Youth Centre, 9 Townsend Lane, Arncliffe
Flyer | Registration | Contact: linda.trotter@health.nsw.gov.au
Bayside Libraries Panel Discussion: Don’t Ask the Trees for their Names
A panel discussion with Mary Hanoun-Khilla, Camilia Naim, and Hend Saab, moderated by Laila Bazzi. “Don’t Ask the Trees for their Names” is a collection of stories, bringing together nine Arab-Australian women who have had to start over in a new country, with stories reflecting on migration, community and identity.
Saturday, 11 July, 2.30pm-4.30pm
Rockdale Library, 444-446 Princes Hwy, Rockdale
Flyer | Registration
Parent Guide: Medicare-Supported Speech Therapy for Children & Adolescents
Learning Links have created an easy-to-follow Guide to Medicare-Supported Speech Therapy to help parents understand how Medicare may help cover part of the cost of speech therapy and assessments for eligible children. It includes what speech therapy can involve and how to get started step-by-step.
Download Parent Guide: Medicare-Supported Speech Therapy for Children & Adolescents | Learning Links website
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