Women's Information Service

21/10/2026

Volunteers wanted for a unique opportunity in the Haven Whyalla!

The Women’s Information Service is looking for people like you to connect to the community and to make South Australia a safer place for women.
• Empower local women with information
• Give back to the community

If you're passionate about making a positive impact and spreading the joy of community, we want YOU!

Register via our website https://officeforwomen.sa.gov.au/wis/volunteering-programs

For more information contact WIS:
Ph. 8303 0590 or Rhiannon on 0419 165 477
E: [email protected]

21/10/2026

Join the presentation to discover the benefits of email and account features, how to manage and avoid spam emails, ways to keep your email account secure and how to avoid common email scams.
https://beconnected.esafety.gov.au/online-safety-presentations

20/10/2026

All Aboriginal women welcome are to join a culturally safe, empowering pampering session to relax, reconnect & be cared for. Pamper activities include facials, nails, hair styles & ear piercings.
Friday 6th November 2026
Spots are limited:
Secure and save your booking:
Ph. 0472 567 735
E: [email protected]

19/10/2026

Join in for a calming and creative session outdoors by designing your own mini Zen garden.
Thursday, October 22nd between 10:30-12:00pm.
Ada Ryan Gardens. Near BBQ’s and picnic benches.
Book via text 0407251696.

16/10/2026

Free Legal Advice at Women’s Information Service
A lawyer from Uniting Communities Law Centre is available to provide free legal advice on separation, divorce, domestic and family violence, intervention orders, property settlements, parenting agreements or orders, and child support.

Tuesday 27 October 2026
10am - 1pm
Women’s Information Service
Bookings essential: 8303 0590

Confidential appointments available. Contact us to book your place.

15/10/2026

This year's Walk for Respect is on Saturday November 7 with a start time of 10 am.
The walk will start from the south end of Victoria Square go along King William Street to Elder Park.

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13/10/2026

12/10/2026

12/10/2026

Swish with your sistas
Cervical screening is a simple health check for people who have a cervix. It’s one small swish every 5 years that could save your life.
Who should do cervical screening?
If you’re a woman, sistergirl, or brotherboy with a cervix aged 25 to 74, and you’ve ever had any type of sexual contact, you should have a Cervical Screening Test every 5 years.
This includes people who:
* have or haven’t had the HPV vaccine
* are gender-diverse and have a cervix
* are le***an, gay or bisexual
* have only had one sexual partner
* have only had sexual contact once, or not for a long time
* are pregnant or have had a baby
If you’ve had a hysterectomy, please talk to your healthcare worker about cervical screening.
https://www.health.gov.au/swish-with-your-sistas?language=en

09/10/2026

Mental Health Month is here, and this year's theme is a simple but important reminder:
Find Your Way to Wellbeing.
There's no single right way to look after your mental health. What works for one person might not work for another, and that's okay. Maybe your
way is a walk outside, an early night, saying no to something that drains you, or just sitting with a cup of tea in silence. This month, we're encouraging everyone to step back, be conscious of your capacity, and honour your limits. Self-care doesn't need
to come with guilt attached. If you need more support, professional help is always available. Visit mhcsa.org.au/need-help-now to find resources and support options. Find your way to wellbeing, today and every day. Link: https://mhcsa.org.au/need-help-now/


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