DM us if you’re interested in attending our next Pathways to Empowerment Program.Pathways to Empowerment is a four part, group learning program made up of four x 9 week courses for women who are recovering from family & domestic violence.
The group is about reconnecting with yourself, using creative activities to help you think about your hopes, values & skills. It includes exploring healthy relationships, communication and decisions and a lot of information and support if you would like to study or get job.
Term 1 2023 Offered Tues, Weds, Thurs or Friday 9:30 am – 2:00 pm Locations advised on registration
(lunch provided)
Choose a Pathways to Empowerment (PTE) course:
• PTE Healthy Communication Tuesdays Northern location: From Feb 14 • PTE Healthy Decisions Wednesdays Southern location: From Feb 15 • PTE Healthy Relationship Thursdays Central location: From Feb 16 • PTE Healthy Futures Fridays Western location: From Feb 17
For further information please email program@zahrafoundation.org.au or call the Zahra Foundation Office on 8352 1889.
Meet our fantastic volunteer Nicole… and our first customer!
Thank you MYER Adelaide for choosing Zahra Foundation Australia as your charity partner for this year’s Christmas Gift Wrapping Stall!
Come and get your Christmas gifts wrapped - your gold coin donation will go towards supporting South Australian women recovering after fleeing from domestic and family violence.
A massive shout out to all the Zahra Foundation volunteers for being so generous with your time over the next three weeks.
• 16% of women have experienced economic abuse in their lives • More than 75% of people experiencing domestic violence have also experienced economic abuse • 1 in 10 women said their partner had forced or pressured them to give her/him their savings or other assets • While anyone can fall victim to economic abuse, women between the ages of 30 to 49 and/or people with a disability or long-term health problems have the highest rates • In Australia, 63% of women in high financial stress have a history of economic abuse
Zahra Foundation Australia supports women and non-binary folk impacted by economic abuse via our specialist Financial Counselling Service and Pathways to Empowerment Programs to equip them with the tools they need to achieve economic empowerment and financial independence.
We couldn’t do this work without the support of our incredible donors, supporters and partners including the South Australian Government and Greater Charitable Foundation in Newcastle, NSW - thank you!
So common, along with social, sexual. I have also noticed some men really dislike or loathe female partners furthering their education.
There are still some legit managers out there. I have been scammed before and I almost went into depression not until I saw a payment screenshot on a page and i inquired about the manager, I took a bold step by trading with her and right now i have made all my lost cash back within 7 days of successful trading you can check her profile and see for yourself, she is very legit i assure you.
Email: rebeccawayne150@gmaill.com
WhatsApp:+18304848051
“We know what a difference the Pathways to Empowerment program can make in the lives of women and children and believe every woman recovering from family and domestic violence should have this opportunity.
“So, we are excited that women in the Hunter will now have that chance.” Arman Abrahimzadeh OAM
All the best tomorrow Zahra Foundation Australia
Arman Abrahimzadeh
“There is no recovery from family and domestic violence without financial independence and economic empowerment. No woman should have to choose between the safety of themselves and their children, or poverty and homelessness.” Arman Abrahimzadeh OAM
We’re thrilled to announce that thanks to the generosity and commitment of Greater Charitable Foundation we’ll be partnering with Jenny's Place Domestic Violence & Homelessness Support and Deakin University to deliver our Pathways to Empowerment program in Newcastle for the next three years.
This means that women and non-binary folk from across the Hunter Region who have escaped abusive relationships will now have access to this life-changing program, supporting them to not just recover but thrive after fleeing from domestic and family violence.
Exciting times ahead. Looking forward to working together to create much needed change and break the cycle of domestic violence 💜
Congratulations! What a team 👍👍
Congratulations everyone OMG moment how fabulous
Especially to Arman Abrahimzadeh and your sisters in living memory of your dear Mum
Zahra Foundation Australia
All your tireless workers
✊✊✊❤️❤️❤️🎈🎈🎈🎈
Well done ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Congratulations and welcome to the Greater Charitable Foundation family! We're excited to see the impact that the Pathways to Empowerment program will have.
Congratulations! Fabulous work!
👏👏👏
👏👏👏
Amazing!
There are still some legit managers out there. I have been scammed before and I almost went into depression not until I saw a payment screenshot on a page and i inquired about the manager, I took a bold step by trading with her and right now i have made all my lost cash back within 7 days of successful trading you can check her profile and see for yourself, she is very legit i assure you.
Email: rebeccawayne150@gmaill.com
WhatsApp:+18304848051
No woman should have to choose between safety or poverty and homelessness. Our Pathways to Empowerment program has helped so many women recover from family and domestic violence through financial independence and economic empowerment but there's so much more to be done - stay tuned for a massive announcement today!!
The Cornucopia conference is coming up soon - and our CEO Kelly-ann is sharing what we’ve learned at the Zahra Foundation about the importance of financial independence and economic empowerment of women to break the cycle of family and domestic violence.
Make sure you register to hear from her and many other experts about how you can help build financial literacy for women in South Australia.
We’re really excited to be among 7 incredible charities who will benefit from the generosity of people attending this year’s ANZ Community Ball!!
Tickets to the 2023 ANZ Community Ball are now on sale! Featuring Kate Ceberano, this is a night not to be missed!
This event always sells out - so don’t miss your chance!
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DM us if you’re interested in attending our next Pathways to Empowerment Program.Pathways to Empowerment is a four part, group learning program made up of four x 9 week courses for women who are recovering from family & domestic violence.
The group is about reconnecting with yourself, using creative activities to help you think about your hopes, values & skills. It includes exploring healthy relationships, communication and decisions and a lot of information and support if you would like to study or get job.
Term 1 2023
Offered Tues, Weds, Thurs or Friday
9:30 am – 2:00 pm
Locations advised on registration
(lunch provided)
Choose a Pathways to Empowerment (PTE) course:
• PTE Healthy Communication
Tuesdays Northern location: From Feb 14
• PTE Healthy Decisions
Wednesdays Southern location: From Feb 15
• PTE Healthy Relationship
Thursdays Central location: From Feb 16
• PTE Healthy Futures
Fridays Western location: From Feb 17
For further information please email program@zahrafoundation.org.au or call the Zahra Foundation Office on 8352 1889.
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Meet our fantastic volunteer Nicole… and our first customer!
Thank you MYER Adelaide for choosing Zahra Foundation Australia as your charity partner for this year’s Christmas Gift Wrapping Stall!
Come and get your Christmas gifts wrapped - your gold coin donation will go towards supporting South Australian women recovering after fleeing from domestic and family violence.
A massive shout out to all the Zahra Foundation volunteers for being so generous with your time over the next three weeks.
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Love this Nicole!
Nicole Roberts 😍🤗
Today is Economic Abuse Awareness Day.
• 16% of women have experienced economic abuse in their lives
• More than 75% of people experiencing domestic violence have also experienced economic abuse
• 1 in 10 women said their partner had forced or pressured them to give her/him their savings or other assets
• While anyone can fall victim to economic abuse, women between the ages of 30 to 49 and/or people with a disability or long-term health problems have the highest rates
• In Australia, 63% of women in high financial stress have a history of economic abuse
Zahra Foundation Australia supports women and non-binary folk impacted by economic abuse via our specialist Financial Counselling Service and Pathways to Empowerment Programs to equip them with the tools they need to achieve economic empowerment and financial independence.
We couldn’t do this work without the support of our incredible donors, supporters and partners including the South Australian Government and Greater Charitable Foundation in Newcastle, NSW - thank you!
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So common, along with social, sexual. I have also noticed some men really dislike or loathe female partners furthering their education.
There are still some legit managers out there. I have been scammed before and I almost went into depression not until I saw a payment screenshot on a page and i inquired about the manager, I took a bold step by trading with her and right now i have made all my lost cash back within 7 days of successful trading you can check her profile and see for yourself, she is very legit i assure you. Email: rebeccawayne150@gmaill.com WhatsApp:+18304848051
We are thrilled with our new partnerships in Newcastle with Greater Charitable Foundation Jenny's Place Domestic Violence & Homelessness Support and Deakin University.
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“We know what a difference the Pathways to Empowerment program can make in the lives of women and children and believe every woman recovering from family and domestic violence should have this opportunity.
“So, we are excited that women in the Hunter will now have that chance.” Arman Abrahimzadeh OAM
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Zahra Foundation to expand DV services in Newcastle
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Thanks to support from the Greater Charitable Foundation, Zahra Foundation Australia will expand its services in the Hunter region.Comment on Facebook
All the best tomorrow Zahra Foundation Australia Arman Abrahimzadeh
“There is no recovery from family and domestic violence without financial independence and economic empowerment. No woman should have to choose between the safety of themselves and their children, or poverty and homelessness.” Arman Abrahimzadeh OAM
We’re thrilled to announce that thanks to the generosity and commitment of Greater Charitable Foundation we’ll be partnering with Jenny's Place Domestic Violence & Homelessness Support and Deakin University to deliver our Pathways to Empowerment program in Newcastle for the next three years.
This means that women and non-binary folk from across the Hunter Region who have escaped abusive relationships will now have access to this life-changing program, supporting them to not just recover but thrive after fleeing from domestic and family violence.
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Exciting times ahead. Looking forward to working together to create much needed change and break the cycle of domestic violence 💜
Congratulations! What a team 👍👍
Congratulations everyone OMG moment how fabulous Especially to Arman Abrahimzadeh and your sisters in living memory of your dear Mum Zahra Foundation Australia All your tireless workers ✊✊✊❤️❤️❤️🎈🎈🎈🎈
Well done ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Congratulations and welcome to the Greater Charitable Foundation family! We're excited to see the impact that the Pathways to Empowerment program will have.
Congratulations! Fabulous work!
👏👏👏
👏👏👏
Amazing!
There are still some legit managers out there. I have been scammed before and I almost went into depression not until I saw a payment screenshot on a page and i inquired about the manager, I took a bold step by trading with her and right now i have made all my lost cash back within 7 days of successful trading you can check her profile and see for yourself, she is very legit i assure you. Email: rebeccawayne150@gmaill.com WhatsApp:+18304848051
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No woman should have to choose between safety or poverty and homelessness. Our Pathways to Empowerment program has helped so many women recover from family and domestic violence through financial independence and economic empowerment but there's so much more to be done - stay tuned for a massive announcement today!!
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The Cornucopia conference is coming up soon - and our CEO Kelly-ann is sharing what we’ve learned at the Zahra Foundation about the importance of financial independence and economic empowerment of women to break the cycle of family and domestic violence.
Make sure you register to hear from her and many other experts about how you can help build financial literacy for women in South Australia.
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The Conference is going to be fantastic. Hope to see lots of women there.