News
Limited Edition 40th Birthday Merchandise
In celebration of the Working Women's Centre's 40th birthday, we have created a limited edition release of merchandise commenmorating...
In the media ‘Life saving advice in South Australian-first training program for hairdressers to spot signs of domestic violence’
Our training officer Casandra Deon-Wierda, made the front page news on The Advertiser, with a program to teach hairdressers and beauty therapists to spot the signs of...
Super theft is at an epidemic level in South Australia
Today our Director Abbey, Industry Super Chief Executive Bernie Dean, & SA Unions Secretary Angas Story stood together on the steps of Parliament of South Australia...
Our 40th Anniversary at Government House
Last week the Working Women's Centre SA Inc celebrated our 40th anniversary at Government House, hosted by His Excellency the Honourable Hien Van Le AC & Mrs Le....
Annual General Meeting & 40th Birthday Party 2019
The Working Women’s Centre (WWC) was established by the SA Trades Union Movement in 1979, in order to provide specialised assistance to vulnerable women in the...
Event: Public Lecture The Financial Future of Older Women in Australia
The 10th Annual South Australian Women’s and Gender Studies Public Lecture is an annual event that draws together academics, community organisations and community...
Equal pay day 2019
[Un] Equal Pay Day is 28 August 2019, marking the 59 additional days from the end of the last financial year that women must work to earn the same amount as men. The...
How to get help with your tax
The Women's Information Service is hosting tax help sessions at their city location for women. The sessions run on Wednesdays from 10.00 am - 2.00 pm until the end of...
‘How the ‘creep’ of casual and precarious work is changing our lives’
In the lead up to our upcoming event 'How Casual are you', Gemma Beale of the Mary Lee Exchange & friend of the Working Women's Centre spoke to The Adelaide Review....
Finding us
Address:
Level 1, Station Arcade, 52 Hindley St,
Adelaide SA 5000
Take the lift at the southern end of the Arcade when you see our sign.
Postal Address:
PO Box 8066 Station Arcade
Adelaide SA 5000
Always was, Always will be.
The Working Women’s Centre Inc SA Management Committee and Staff acknowledge that the Kauna people are the traditional and continual custodians of the land upon which we carry out our work. First Nations’ sovereignty has never been ceded.