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Currently, the NT Working Women’s Centre is at risk of closure and Working Women Queensland does not receive enough funding to operate fully.
If we can show governments how Working Women’s Centres make a difference in the lives of women, we can build enough political pressure for Working Women’s Centres to be fully funded around the country.
Help us do this by telling us how the Working Women’s Centre helped you.
SUBMIT YOUR STORYThe Centre hosts events for our Feminist Activist Network.
These events are designed to:
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.
What is a bequest?
*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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Help us advocate for and support South Australia’s most vulnerable workers.
Donate todayRecovered in stolen wages, compensation, penalties and lost income for working women and vulnerable workers (2019/2020 FY)
Vulnerable workers provided with advice in relation to their workplace rights (2019/2020 FY)
Vulnerable workers represented in Commissions and Tribunals
