For Bayside, Georges River and Sutherland Shire human service providers
The latest $50 Active & Creative Kids voucher for 2026 is now available to help make activities more affordable for eligible NSW families. The Stakeholder Communication Toolkit contains shareable resources including social media content, posters, flyers, website banners, and resources for Aboriginal and multicultural communities.
Stakeholder Communication Toolkit | Active & Creative Kids Voucher Program website
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Wicking Dementia Centre – University of Tasmania webinars will cover brain health, lived experience, workplace learning, responsive behaviours, and inclusive environments. Health professionals, carers, and students are encouraged to register.
Monday, 21 September to Friday, 25 September, 12pm-12.30pm, via Zoom
Webinars information & registration
Presented by The Secret Burden, this community education session will provide insights into eating disorders and body image issues from lived experience voices. Participants will watch a short film, hear from co-founder Ashlee Thomas, and join a Q&A panel to learn signs, support strategies, and treatment pathways.
Wednesday, 23 September, 7pm-9pm
Gerald Room, Cronulla RSL, 38R Gerrale St, Cronulla
Registration
Events include Self Care Bingo & Books; Job Shift: Managing Stress & Burnout; Mindful Movement Yoga (Day & Evening Sessions); and Author Talk: Anastasia Hronis – The Dopamine Brain.
Various dates, times & locations, during October
Information & registration
Facilitated by Service NSW, this information session outlines state government rebates, discounts, and bill support for electricity, gas, and water services. Particularly relevant for concession, healthcare, or pension card holders, the session includes a Q&A to answer bill-related questions. Attendees can bring recent utility bills for reference.
Thursday, 1 October, 10.30am-12pm
Oatley Public Library, 26 Letitia St, Oatley
Registration
The awards celebrate individuals who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in areas including community service, charitable work, education and school development, the environment, arts and culture, sport, and humanitarian initiatives. Categories: Citizen of the Year, Young Citizen of the Year, and Sportsperson of the Year.
Nominations close Friday, 6 November
Awards information & nomination form
Kogarah Community Services (KCS) and partners community event bringing together not-for-profit organisations working across mental health and wellbeing. Attendees can discover local support services, access resources, ask questions, connect with the community, and focus on their personal wellbeing. No bookings required.
Thursday, 8 October, 10.30am-2.30pm
Kogarah Park, 249 Princes Hwy, Carlton
Flyer | Contact: KCS, 9553 6506
The program allows community members to use participating schools’ outdoor facilities during school holidays for activities like sports, recreation, and cultural events. Community members and organisations can request a school be added to the program.
Program information, participating schools list & spring school holiday activities
Centre for Indigenous People & Work (CIPW), UTS Business School – Jumbunna Institute guide providing practical, evidence-based actions employers can take when it comes to workplace flexibility for Indigenous people – including how to make workplace flexibility policies and practices culturally safe, inclusive, and equitable.
Indigenous-Inclusive Flexible Work
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Filmmakers of all ages are invited to submit short films up to 10 minutes in length. Based around the theme “Best Beaches,” entries can explore local history, surf culture, community, or fictional stories, highlighting the connections between people, place, and coastline through documentary or cinematic storytelling. Entries close Friday, 30 October.
Competition information & entry form