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Started WednesdayApr 1 2026Email SA Health for Gender Affirming Care, with Trans Justice Adelaidethrough
Desk ActionWebsiteWe’re seeking your assistance to increase public pressure on SA Health to improve their delivery of Gender Affirming Care.
SA Health continues to ban Gender Affirming Surgery in Public Hospitals. In July 2023 SA Health released the Statewide Gender Diversity Model of Care, and Flinders Medical Centre has been investigating the development of a public clinic for gender affirming surgeries. However, early this year, Flinders sent an update saying the service is still awaiting approval, leaving trans people in limbo, uncertain about the future of their healthcare.
We are seeking your support to contact Flinders Medical Centre and the SA Local Health Network to provide Gender Affirming Surgical Services through the public system and provide life-affirming, life-saving healthcare for Trans and Gender Diverse South Australians.
We ask that you help us by emailing SA Health, either by following the instructions to send out a templated email, or writing your own!
Thank you so much for your help with improving access to Gender Affirming Care.
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WednesdayApr 8 2026Working Women’s Centre SA Community Catch Up–
The JadeWebsiteThis event is a chance to:
Meet like-minded feminists Hear the latest updates on our work and campaigns Discuss next steps in the campaign to end the misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) Find out about our new volunteering programEveryone is welcome – whether you’ve been connected to the WWC for a long time, or if you’re just hearing about us. People of all genders are welcome to attend, including male allies.
Free networking event – please register to attend. Nibbles will be provided, purchase your own drinks from The Jade bar.
Tomorrow
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Started WednesdayApr 1 2026Email SA Health for Gender Affirming Care, with Trans Justice Adelaidethrough
Desk ActionWebsiteWe’re seeking your assistance to increase public pressure on SA Health to improve their delivery of Gender Affirming Care.
SA Health continues to ban Gender Affirming Surgery in Public Hospitals. In July 2023 SA Health released the Statewide Gender Diversity Model of Care, and Flinders Medical Centre has been investigating the development of a public clinic for gender affirming surgeries. However, early this year, Flinders sent an update saying the service is still awaiting approval, leaving trans people in limbo, uncertain about the future of their healthcare.
We are seeking your support to contact Flinders Medical Centre and the SA Local Health Network to provide Gender Affirming Surgical Services through the public system and provide life-affirming, life-saving healthcare for Trans and Gender Diverse South Australians.
We ask that you help us by emailing SA Health, either by following the instructions to send out a templated email, or writing your own!
Thank you so much for your help with improving access to Gender Affirming Care.
Next two weeks
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Started WednesdayApr 1 2026Email SA Health for Gender Affirming Care, with Trans Justice Adelaidethrough
Desk ActionWebsiteWe’re seeking your assistance to increase public pressure on SA Health to improve their delivery of Gender Affirming Care.
SA Health continues to ban Gender Affirming Surgery in Public Hospitals. In July 2023 SA Health released the Statewide Gender Diversity Model of Care, and Flinders Medical Centre has been investigating the development of a public clinic for gender affirming surgeries. However, early this year, Flinders sent an update saying the service is still awaiting approval, leaving trans people in limbo, uncertain about the future of their healthcare.
We are seeking your support to contact Flinders Medical Centre and the SA Local Health Network to provide Gender Affirming Surgical Services through the public system and provide life-affirming, life-saving healthcare for Trans and Gender Diverse South Australians.
We ask that you help us by emailing SA Health, either by following the instructions to send out a templated email, or writing your own!
Thank you so much for your help with improving access to Gender Affirming Care.
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FridayApr 10 2026Low Key A Haus Party (Youth Takeover Event Year 7 to Year 12)Website
A Youth Week takeover of the Hahndorf Academy gallery… organised by young people, for young people.
We’re turning the gallery into a full hangout / rave / creative chaos zone for one night only! Come meet new people, try something new, or just mess around with your friends and make some memories.
Expect live music, games, art, and heaps of spaces to explore. What’s happening on the night
★ Live music from The Pomegranates, The General Public & Tommy Marshall ★ Indoor rave room + DJs with DanceHall&Ting ★ Learn to DJ workshops ★ VR gaming with Reality Bytes ★ Henna art with Lucy ★ Temporary tattoos ★ Photobooth ★ Art workshops & creative spaces ★ Board games & chill zones ★ Sensory space if you need a quiet break ★ FREE food ★ Prizes + glowsticks on arrival
Basically… the entire gallery will be activated with something happening in every room.
Whether you’re here to dance, learn a new skill, chill out or just grab some free food and hang – this night is for you.
We know there aren’t many free, safe places for young people to hang out anymore, so this is all about creating a night where you can just show up, be yourself, and have a good time.
Bring your friends or come solo — you’ll find your people here.
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SaturdayApr 11 2026No New Gas CrafternoonWebsite
Join us for a day of banner painting, crafts and more in preparation for the Stop Santos Gas Rally!
Gas is a dirty fossil fuel and one of the biggest drivers of the climate crisis. Santos is a giant gas company with plans for massive gas expansions in Narrabri in north-west New South Wales, and in the Beetaloo Basin in central Northern Territory. Santos have their Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 16th April in Adelaide. Santos executives, major shareholders, and the business media will all be in attendance.
We need lots of signs, colour and noise to make this rally powerful!
All supplies will be provided, including coffee + bring a friend!
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Digital Lounge with the Digital Justice SocietyWebsite
Either Rewind or Tabi (follow socials for more updates - @digitaljusticesociety) “Break down walled gardens, make tech yours! Bring laptop and phone”
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SundayApr 12 2026Repair Cafe Campbelltown - SA 2nd Sunday of the monthWebsite
WHAT IS A REPAIR CAFÉ? A place where you can bring your broken items for fixing – and also learn how to fix them yourself - with the help of expert volunteer repairers.
It is also about reducing landfill, meeting new people, learning new skills, saving money, making friends and creating community.
Likely Repairs Available on the Day: Textiles & Clothing Jewellery Mechanical , Garden Tool sharpening. Registration closes when we reach capacity or 1.30pm whichever is earlier.
Please ensure that your items are clean and aired. Cash donations to allow the events to continue are appreciated.
For more details, see - Repair Cafe Campbelltown - SA on Facebook or email rccampbelltownsa@gmail.com
This is a community initiative supported by Campbelltown City Council & auspiced by Sustainable Communities SA.
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Southern SAGE Monthly GatheringWebsite
Join us on the second Sunday afternoon of each month for shared food, skill-sharing, connecting, learning, being creative, conversation, and mutual care - shaped by the people who show up.
SAGE (South Australian Grassroots Ecosystem) began in Adelaide as ‘a space for all of the passionate people, groups and communities working towards any project, goal or mission to help protect or restore the world around us’. We’re a community-led network focused on care, connection, skills-sharing, and imagining healthier and more sustainable ways of living and organising together.
Southern SAGE is about getting even more local. We’re imagining a space in the south where people gather to learn, share resources, provide support and build resilience at a local level. Co-creating a regular, welcoming space for people from any areas in the south of Adelaide. At our previous meetings, we’ve had participants from Aldinga, Christies Beach, Maslins Beach, McLaren Vale, Middleton, Moana, Port Willunga, Willunga, Yankalilla and more. Each session will be very grassroots, collaborative, and responsive to what our local communities need.
Whether you’re interested to contribute or are just curious to see what it’s all about, you are welcome. There’s no expectation to contribute beyond coming along. But opportunities to help organise, volunteer, or share skills will naturally emerge for those who want to be involved.
This event is free. However we would love it if you could bring a plate, snacks or non-alcoholic drink to share.
More details coming soon — but for now, we can’t wait to gather and begin.
*Please note, Southern SAGE is separate from and much broader than The Wild South. Until we find our own feet, The Wild South is providing some support including insurance coverage, as provided by Sustainable Communities.
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TuesdayApr 14 2026Facilitation Essentials - by Che BiggsWebsite
How do we make high-stakes decisions when there is no “right” answer?
Environmental and Climate Justice work involves messy systems and deep emotional stakes. Facilitation is the essential skill that turns a group of individuals into a high-functioning, resilient team.
Conservation SA invites you to Facilitation Essentials—the first in our new series of one-off skills trainings. This isn’t just about “chairing a meeting”; it’s about getting a taste for key skills in mastering the art of holding space for complex change.
Led by specialist Groupwork facilitator Che Biggs, we’re diving into:
The Iceberg: Navigating those "under-the-surface" dynamics. The Whole Person: Integrating Head, Heart, and Gut into our strategy. Rank & Power: Naming the invisible dynamics of authority.Join us to build a movement as regenerative as the ecosystems we’re protecting.
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ThursdayApr 16 2026Stop Santos Gas Rally!Website
The giant gas company Santos has their Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Adelaide. Executives, shareholders, and the media will all be there.
Traditional Owners impacted by Santos plans are travelling to Adelaide, to speak at the Santos AGM. We’re organising a rally outside the AGM in solidarity!
Santos has plans for climate-cooking gas expansions in Narrabri in north-west New South Wales, and in the Beetaloo Basin in central Northern Territory.
The Narrabri project has been resisted by Gomeroi people for a decade. Garrawa people are concerned that fracking in the Beetaloo could impact precious songlines.
The media will be at the AGM. Join this rally and ensure everyone can see that the community stands with Traditional Owners battling Santos.
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FridayApr 17 2026No New Gas! Q&A with Frontline Traditional Owners and Adam BandtWebsite
Join us for a Q&A with Traditional Owners impacted by Santos gas expansion plans and Australian Conservation Foundation CEO, Adam Bandt.
Santos are headquartered in Adelaide. That’s why Traditional Owners are travelling all the way from New South Wales and the Northern Territory, to confront Santos in a series of actions right here in South Australia.
To coincide with this delegation of Traditional Owners being in Adelaide, we’ve organised a forum where you can learn more about their fight with Santos. We’ll also be joined by Australian Conservation Foundation CEO, Adam Bandt.
This is a unique opportunity to hear directly from Traditional Owners that are resisting Santos expansions. Join us and find out how you can get involved!
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SundayApr 19 2026Make a badge and bag charm with Tikari at Fabrik (10-16yo)Website
In this school holiday workshop First Nations artist Tikari Rigney will show you how to be fabulously creative with felt, collage and fabric. After drawing your imaginative designs, you will cut, stick, layer and hand sew them into a bunch of sweet little bag friends, tags or felt badges.
About the workshop host
Tikari is a Kaurna, Narrunga, Ngarrindjeri artist and poet living on unceded Kaurna land. Tikari makes things with their hands and writes things, poems mainly, so they don’t forget, remember how to feel and understand themself.
What you need to know
Workshop fee includes all materials, use of tools and equipment. Materials include an abundant variety of felt and other textile materials. Suitable for beginners 10 to 16 years of age If your circumstances change and you can no longer attend this workshop, please email niki.vouis@ahc.sa.gov.au before 5pm, Wednesday 15 April 2026. We may not issue refunds after this time and date. -
Community Defense Training
Learn to organise defensive contingents with interstate comrades to defend against the Fascist threat.
Training is open to all anti-fascist activists and requires only moderate fitness. Exercises will equip comrades to build and coordinate defensive formations, such as line teams, speaker defence, and block contingents.
Participants should bring shoes or boots, water, sun protection and face masks.
About the trainers: Community Defense Marshalling System (CDMS) is a collective of experienced and emerging activists providing front-line defense and training for events in Naarm/Melbourne. Their training and approach has been developed through hundreds of deployments at weekly Palestine rallies, pickets, and anti-fascist actions.