Program for Mothers & Grandmothers with Children in Out of Home Care (Redfern – Out of area)

Lou’s Place Always Mum Program supports mothers and grandmothers who have children in out of home care and are seeking to re-establish or improve their relationship with their children, and/or are seeking support regarding restoration options.
Wednesdays, from 22 July, for 10 weeks, 10am-12.30pm
Lou’s Place, 67 Renwick St, Redfern
Flyer | Registration: Katie, 9358 4553 or Katie@lousplace.com.au

2026 School Holiday Circus Quirkus Shows (Hurstville)

Rotary Club of Ryde presents an eclectic mix of circus acts from all over the world. Suitable for all ages, sensory and neurodiverse friendly, and accessible for people with multiple and complex needs; with diverse abilities and backgrounds; who are facing hardship; or who are without access or opportunity to attend live theatre.
Wednesday, 15 July, 11am or 2pm
Hurstville Entertainment Centre, 16 Macmahon St, Hurstville
Flyer | Complimentary tickets: email name, preferred time & number of tickets to meredithnewman@showintent.com.au or contact 0404 367 782

Bayside Council NAIDOC Week 2026 Program

The program will bring the community together through creativity and culture, with workshops, film, storytelling and events across Bayside, including NAIDOC Family Day, Indigenous Waterways workshop, Indigenous Sand Art sessions, “The Song Keepers” film screening, Indigenous Healing & Nutrition session for children, and more.
Various dates, times & locations, Saturday, 4 July to Friday, 17 July
NAIDOC Family Day flyer | Full NAIDOC Week program

Fix it Sisters Shed Winter Fair & Open Day (Kyeemagh)

Fix it Sisters Shed aims to empower women of all ages with practical and creative skills. Browse handmade arts, crafts and eco goods, and get a feel for the Fix it Sisters Shed.
Saturday, 18 July & Sunday, 19 July, 10am-4pm
Kyeemagh Boat Ramp Reserve, 80 Mutch Ave, Kyeemagh
Flyer

Consultation: Georges River Council Customer Experience Strategy & Social Justice Charter

Council are updating their Customer Experience Strategy & Social Justice Charter to ensure they provide services and opportunities that are easy, effective and equitable, and meet community needs. They are seeking community feedback – especially from those facing barriers to access – on what works, what needs improvement, and future focus areas. Closes Tuesday, 30 June.
Flyer | Website (includes feedback methods)

Bayside Film Club Screening

Bayside Library screening of “The Song Keepers”: the Central Australian Aboriginal Women’s Choir go on a historic journey to take back the hymns that were given to their ancestors by German missionaries, but in their own ancient languages. Attendees can bring their own movie snacks with tea and coffee provided.
Wednesday, 8 July, 10am-12pm
Level 2, Rockdale Library, 444-446 Princes Hwy, Rockdale
Flyer | Bookings

Addressing Coercive Control in Multicultural Settings Immersive Workshop (Ashfield – Out of area)

Community Wellbeing – Inner West Council and partners workshop builds on last year’s forum discussions and will provide a deeper exploration of coercive control within multicultural communities through practical learning, case-based discussions, and collaborative problem-solving.
Wednesday, 22 July, 9.30am-1pm
Ashfield Civic Centre, 260 Liverpool Rd, Ashfield
Registration

Animation Series: Your Brain Health Matters – 5 Ways to Lower Dementia Risk

MindCare Collective have launched an animation series sharing five simple and practical ways people can support their brain health and help lower their risk of dementia. Developed for multicultural communities, the animations are available in Arabic, Cantonese, English, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Mandarin, Spanish, Tamil, and Vietnamese.
View animations

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