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Leave a legacy of support for vulnerable women in South Australia

Making a bequest allows you to make a tangible and lasting gift to a cause you believe in. By leaving a gift to the Working Women’s Centre in your Will, you can help us to continue our work towards a future where women are free of gender-based violence, inequality and discrimination. You will help women of all ages to lead systemic change for a better world. Gifts to the Working Women’s Centre help us to operate and continue our important work sustainably in times of crisis.  

Movements for workers’ rights and women’s liberation have a rich history of standing up for what’s right. Our work spans many generations. Making a bequest to Working Women’s Centre SA is a powerful way to express your feminist values in your Will, and to pass on your vision for a better world to others.  

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*a bequest is a legal gift of personal property, such as money or personal items of value, that are given by will after a person has passed away. 

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Our current advocacy work

Learn more about the important work we're doing in these areas.

Protected: Reclaim the Night 2025

Illustration of four diverse figures standing together in front of a glowing full moon with stars in the background. From left to right: a woman in a red hijab holding a baby, a dark-skinned person with long blue braids wearing pink pants and a yellow jacket holding a “Reclaim the Night” sign, a person with brown skin in a red crop top and yellow skirt holding a Pride flag, and a person in a wheelchair wearing a green outfit and holding a red umbrella.

Join Reclaim the Night Adelaide 2025 on 31 Oct. Be part of this global activist event that calls for the elimination of gendered violence, an end to victim-blaming, and for actions to build safe and just communities.

Reclaim the Night 2026

Join Reclaim the Night Adelaide 2026 on 30 Oct. Be part of this global activist event that calls for the elimination of gendered violence, an end to victim-blaming, and for actions to build safe and just communities.

Historical stolen wages of Aboriginal workers

Telling the truth about how employers and governments stole wages and profited from the slave labour of Aboriginal workers, including domestic workers. Seeking a chance for healing and justice.

Non-Disclosure Agreements

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We are committed to advising and representing Women who have experienced sexual harassment in their workplace. 

Economic Justice

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Everyone should have equal access to opportunities in life. Instead, women are often overlooked for secure, well-paid jobs, and women’s work is undervalued and underfunded. Our vision is for...

Insecure work & gendered violence

We are committed to advising and representing Women who have experienced sexual harassment in their workplace. 

Volunteer

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The Working Women’s Centre SA is made up not just of staff but of an incredible team of volunteers. 

Ending wage theft

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The McKell Institute estimates that wage theft is costing South Australian workers $500 million a year.

Sexual Harassment

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We are committed to advising and representing Women who have experienced sexual harassment in their workplace. 

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Our impact

$944,874

Recovered in stolen wages, compensation, penalties and lost income for working women and vulnerable workers (2024/2025 FY)

1496

Vulnerable workers provided with legal advice in relation to their workplace rights (2024/2025 FY)

191

Vulnerable workers represented in Commissions and Tribunals (2024/2025 FY)

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