Cardinia Nepalese Communities Group is a support group offering informative sessions delivered by a Community Support Practitioner. The group supports families by providing guidance and resources in identified areas of need. Cardinia Nepalese Communities is a welcoming space for families to come together, share culture and build connections. Children are welcome to attend and activities are provided for them.

When: Every Thursday 11:00 am-1:30 pm & every Sunday 10:30 am- 1:30 pm/
Where: Thursdays- Cardinia Cultural Centre- 40 Lakeside Blvd Pakenham. Sundays- James Bathe Community & Sports Hub- 125 Henry Road Pakenham.
Contact:  0477 588 896 or [email protected]

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A free 10 week health and fitness journey, combining physical activity with wellness workshops in a supportive environment. This program welcomes women of all fitness levels.

Looking for women:

  • Wanting to improve their health and fitness
  • Seeking a welcoming, supportive environment
  • Would love to meet other local women
  • Are ready to make positive changes.

Women of Casey proudly welcomes and supports all individuals who identify as women.

When: Tuesdays 4:45pm-8:00pm
Where: Balla Balla Community Centre
Dates:  28th April-30th June 2026

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Join a welcoming and supportive space where women can connect and build friendships, learn new skills & share experiences, enjoy fun activities that promote health & wellbeing, boost confidence and find a sense of belonging.

Location: Fountain Gate Primary School Community Hub 7-12 Prospect Hill Road, Narre Warren
Day and Time: Thursdays 11:00am-1:00pm
Contact details: [email protected] or call (03) 9701 2740

Programs are designed to be accessible and inclusive for migrant, refugee and asylum-seeker women. We offer hands on learning opportunities, delivered in a safe and supportive environment.

We understand that the needs of migrant women vary, and we tailor our programs to meet those needs.

If you are a migrant woman looking for training and support, SisterWorks can help. We offer a variety of programs to meet your needs, it’s easy to register and we are committed to helping you succeed.

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To join our programs you must be a women from a migrant, refugee or asylum seeker background and be over 18 years of age. With the ability to attend one of our in person hubs.

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