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Want to know more to put an end to gender abuse in your community?
Domestic and family violence prevention workshop for active bystanders and allies, May 2024

Learn to play an active role in preventing and responding to domestic and family violence in this training from the City of Sydney and Women’s and Girls’ Emergency Centre.

This in person workshop is by application only. It’s designed for residents or people volunteering, studying, and working in the City of Sydney area.

You’ll gain an understanding of gender-based violence, often referred to as domestic and family violence, and how to have safe supportive conversations. You’ll importantly learn where to get help for people impacted by domestic and family violence.

The workshop will cover:

Gender-based violence and prevention (theory)
The social contexts that allow violence and abuse to occur
The impacts of gender-based violence
Healthy relationships and red flags
Primary prevention

Making our communities safer (practical)
How to be an active bystander or ally
Primary prevention in action in community settings
Scenarios
Self-care.

Saturday 18 May, 10am to 4pm

Women’s and Girls’ Emergency Centre, 36-38 George Street, Redfern.
To apply, submit your expression of interest by 9am Wednesday 1 May.
Can’t come but want to learn more about ending gender-based violence? Watch WAGEC’s short videos on ending gender based violence.

If you or someone you know needs help, support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week from 1800 RESPECT, 1800 737 732 – National Sexual Assault Domestic and Family Violence Counselling Service.

City West Housing Rosebery & Eastlakes Community Group National Council of Women of NSW Inc. Waterloo/ Zetland/ Rosebery Community and Business Group South Sydney Rotary Club

A great read - a guide for small business.

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Sharpen your digital skills in March with our 4 picks for small business owners. These free events will all be held all in-person at the Sydney Startup Hub on York Street, Sydney.






City of Sydney
Waterloo/ Zetland/ Rosebery Community and Business Group
Zetland Community Zetland Sydney Small Business Chamber Sydney Small Business Business NSW GS Community Events & Markets Green Square

Unlock success: Elevate your business with free, essential digital skills workshops | City of Sydney - News Our picks for March: 4 workshops to learn more about online transformation, cyber security and getting your customers to add to cart

Great upcoming event for women from the National Council of Women of NSW Inc. to be held at Avenue Creative Centre or as some call it 107 Projects Joynton. Hope to see you there.



National Council of Women of NSW Inc.
The Equanimity Project
Alina Berdichevsky
South Sydney Rotary Club
Rosebery & Eastlakes Community Group
Waterloo/ Zetland/ Rosebery Community and Business Group
Zetland, 2017
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NCWNSW IWD Accelerate Progress Panel Discussion | Humanitix NCWNSW IWD Economic Inclusion Panel Discussion.

Ready, set, grow: business innovation program applications now open

Take your business to the next level and join our free innovation program.

Ready, set, grow: business innovation program applications now open | City of Sydney - News Applications are now open for the City of Sydney's free business innovation program - apply by 25 January to get a fresh perspective to your business growth.

We have been offered some complimentary tickets to this inspiring event Wednesday 1st November.

Who Should attend?

Anyone who is in a leadership role and those who want to be! Employees, supervisors, managers, business owners, and c-level execs; pretty much anyone can attend.

Consider inviting your clients, customers, and even vendors and suppliers. Live2Lead Australia will inspire and equip you and your people to make positive changes, not only for yourself but in your organisation and your community as well.

If you are a local business owner and interested in some motivation, please email us on [email protected] for more details. The full schedule has been put on our website. These tickets are valued at $400 each.

https://live2lead.com.au/



Business Chamber City of Sydney

Commencing this Tuesday a wonderful meditative exercise to start the day.
Please join Rotary Club of South Sydney at Joynton Avenue Creative Centre to learn this wonderful art of movement.
This is a complimentary session each Tuesday and all are welcome.

107 Projects

GS Community Events & Markets
Zetland Community
The Loneliness Project
Rosebery & Eastlakes Community Group
City West Housing
The Equanimity Project

Are you a business owner and located in the City of Sydney LGA?
Then think about applying for the Business Awards 2023. There are several categories and it's a great way to promote your business.

Applications open: Business Awards 2023 | City of Sydney - News From innovative products and services, to exceptional customer service and community involvement, the Sydney City Business Awards showcase the best of the best.

On this weekend at Green Square. Great Family Day - thank you City of Sydney

Rotary Club of South Sydney, the National Council of Women NSW are going to kick off our next public holiday with a great little breakfast.

Please join in to meet new friends, a little nibble and some great conversation and even tell us about your great business.

It's at Breakfast so you have time to enjoy the rest of the day and all the events that are on around Sydney.

We are keeping it simple - we love our community and want to meet more of you.

Let us know if you can make it. Email: [email protected] to book a seat at the table.

Your time is limited and the days are numbered. Get registered.
Company directors scrambling to get ID or face $13,000 fine in bid to stop ‘dummy directors’.

More than half of Australia's 2.5m directors could become ineligible to run companies by the end of this month The ATO is making director identification numbers mandatory, to crack down on "dummy directors" and the practice of "phoenixing". Ahead of a crucial deadline, 1.3 million people have not got one yet.