Women's Information Service

A warm, welcoming space for mums to connect and share the journey—from pregnancy through birth and beyond.

A quiet, supportive space to connect with other Mums, through bump, birth and beyond.
Babies 0 – 6 months old welcome.

Next session Wednesday 3rd June 2026

More information:
Ph. 0407 251 696
E: [email protected]

Come along and join other women to learn craft in a relaxed, friendly environment.
Make new friends, learn new skills and take home something great. Everything you need will be provided at no cost.
The sessions will run during school term.
Wednesdays
11 am—1 pm
Port Pirie Community Centre
28 Symonds Street

To book your place ring 0499 420 923
or call into the Haven at the Centre during opening hours, 10 am—2 pm.

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

What's On
https://officeforwomen.sa.gov.au/womens-information-service/wis-whats-on
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The Gathering Place provides a safe and caring environment for women who have been affected by family or domestic abuse.

Report Writing
Consult with a Haven Volunteer for help formatting your report for a Government Service.
Book an appointment:
Mondays 10 am - 2 pm
Ph. 0499 407 237
E: [email protected],gov.au

Impact on ending Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Award post:

It’s time to recognise South Australian women making a positive impact towards ending domestic, family and sexual violence (DFSV). The SA Women of Impact Awards are now open, with a designated category highlighting women contributing tirelessly towards ending DFSV and making a difference in the lives of those affected.

The Impact on ending Domestic, Family & Sexual Violence Award recognises a woman’s commitment to long-term social change towards a future free of violence for all South Australian women and girls.

If you know a colleague, leader, mentor, advocate, volunteer or change-maker making an impact on DFSV, we encourage you to nominate her.

Learn more and nominate by 15 June 2026:
https://lnkd.in/gHQQD2rv

Your voice matters. Help shape safer futures.

We’re looking for adults with lived experience of domestic, family or sexual violence to build the Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Lived Experience Advisory Group (LEAG).

The LEAG will provide advice directly to the Minister for Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence.

To join the LEAG, you need to be a member of the Adult Lived Experience Advisory Network (LEAN). You can register for LEAN at the same time.

Visit our website to learn more and express your interest: https://bit.ly/4nMO0RO

National Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 June) is a time to reflect, learn and take action.
This year’s theme, ‘All In for Reconciliation’, reminds us we all have a role to play.
We’re All In for truth‑telling, respect, and walking alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples every day. 🖤💛❤️
Reconciliation won’t happen without all of us.

https://www.reconciliation.org.au/calendar/list/

South Australia’s Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (DVDS) provides an avenue for a person who may be at risk of domestic violence to get information about their partner or former partner, to help make decisions about their safety and the future of the relationship.

A request for information can be made by either:
the person who is feeling unsafe in their relationship
a person concerned about the welfare of someone they know.

https://www.police.sa.gov.au/your-safety/dvds