Empowering women's financial independence
We have supported women with
376
Women Accessed Specialist Financial Counselling
Small grants
$50000
granted to
150
families
182
Individual Programs
269
Pathway to empowerment enrolments
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A shout out and thank you to all of our volunteers at women on the run yesterday!
We had 25 volunteers helping out including Rakshya Risal. We could not had done it without your support - Thank you friends! ... See MoreSee Less
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Such a great morning. Good to see lots of support.
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Our Founder and Ambassador Councillor Arman Abrahimzadeh OAM spoke to Dave & Will on 5AA’s breakfast show this week about Zahra Foundation Australia and our Women on the Run fundraiser this weekend!
21st of March is Zahra’s birthday and also marks 13 years since her life was taken. We hold Women on the Run at this time of year in honour of Zahra’s legacy.
All money raised enables the Zahra Foundation to support more women recovering from family and domestic violence towards economic empowerment and financial independence.
It’s not too late to be a part of it! Register or donate here zahra-foundation-australia.grassrootz.com/zahra-foundation-women-on-the-run-2023 and we’ll see you on the beach tomorrow morning! ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re so honoured to be a major charity partner for the ANZ Community Ball this year! Zahra staff, Chair and Board members, volunteers and supporters, along with Minister Nat Cook MP, are here tonight thankful to all who are donating generously and offering support.
Every dollar raised for Zahra tonight goes to supporting women recovering from family and domestic violence towards economic empowerment and financial independence to break the cycle of domestic violence.
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Zahra Foundation's Women on the Run 2023 event was made possible by the generosity and support of our sponsors. We extend our heartfelt thanks to each and every one of them for their contributions to our cause.
Our major sponsor, Credit Union, played a crucial role in making this event a success. We are grateful for their unwavering support and commitment to empowering women. We would also like to thank our event sponsor, City of Charles Sturt, for believing in our mission and joining us in our efforts to make a difference.
We would like to express our gratitude to our coffee sponsors, PKF and Cirrelli Coffee, for keeping our participants energized throughout the event, and to our BBQ sponsors, Riviera Bakery, Solar Eggs, and Henley Square Foodland, for providing delicious food for our runners. We appreciate your generosity and commitment to helping us support women and children in need. Thank you again from the bottom of our hearts
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Last night, Adelaide welcomed Sue and Lloyd Clarke who shared their powerful and compelling story at the “Coercive Control: See the Signs” event hosted by Minister Katrine Hildyard MP. 400 South Australians attended to learn more about the insidious forms of non-physical family and domestic violence that cause significant harm to women, are present in 99% of relationships that end in homicide - and are currently not recognised as criminal.
Our CEO Kelly-ann Tansley spoke on an expert panel with MC Jane Caro, Zita Ngor and Craig Rigney about how we see coercive control manifest in the lives of women we work with at the Zahra Foundation - with a focus on financial abuse and recovery.
We were thrilled to see bipartisan support for criminalising control in South Australia and look forward to working with our Parliament to ensure these laws are crafted carefully and supported by public education, training for police and the judiciary and are informed by the experiences of victim survivors and their communities.
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I did like the bit that The ramifications of raising girls to be submissive, nice, pleasing company and always smiling, part of the foundation.
I would like to donate some books to Zara relating to domestic violence.
I would like to see religious coercive control included in the wider topic of coercive control.  We are now seeing Megachurches like Hillsong being exposed to the extent of their religious coercive control, which follows the same trajectories as aspects of domestic violence,  including love, bombing, gaslighting, control of resources and finances, and the erosion of autonomy, and free will.
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We're thrilled to announce that with the support of our incredible community, we've raised an incredible $28,000 for Women on the Run! With more than 100 participants signed up, it's inspiring to see so many people come together to support the education, employment, and empowerment of women who've experienced domestic and family violence.
This fundraiser has been a huge success, and we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has donated or participated so far. Your generosity and commitment to this cause will help us to continue making a real difference in the lives of women and non-binary people.
For those who haven't yet registered, this is your last chance to be part of this incredible event. Join us on Sunday 19 March, and together, let's create positive change for women and non-binary people in need.
Don't miss out! Visit : pulse.ly/zx51f5s379
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Women on the Run is almost here, and we need your help!
By joining us on Sunday 19 March, you’re ensuring that Zahra Foundation can continue to empower women who’ve experienced domestic and family violence to not only rebuild their lives but to thrive personally, socially and financially.
Even if you can’t make it on the day, there are still plenty of opportunities for you to get involved and participate
Spread the word by telling your friends and family about the event and the cause we support.
Your donations will help us continue to empower women and non-binary people who have experienced domestic and family violence.
Sponsoring a participant by encouraging your network to register and participate in the event will make a difference.
If you’d like to get involve, spread the word, or donate here : pulse.ly/htz7w71k3g
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Judy … here it is
Jessica VVarrior I see you 💜 are you joining me again this year?xox
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Zahra Foundation Australia joins with women across the globe on International Women’s Day 2023 to #EmbraceEquity
Zahra Foundation has 16 staff and we are proud to have diversity of language (11 languages spoken across the team!), age, background, sexuality, race, gender and ability. Our inclusion and diversity is our strength. Stand in solidarity today with us and women everywhere and #EmbraceEquity in your life, workplace, school and community. ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy International Women's Day!
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