SOS collaborations makes history in Sending Out Strength to combat social issues during COVID19
Successfully delivering self-help and empowering strategies reaching out 2,000 plus individuals—and it is just the beginning!Considering the importance of SHAMSHIR’s recent SOS ‘Sending Out...
Novel chip sensor to keep swimming pools safer
A new microchip that enables continuous monitoring of pH and chlorine levels in swimming pools will vastly improve water safety and hygiene for more...
Mothering in domestic violence: Protecting children behind closed doors
In the last year, more than 243 million women and girls (aged 15-49) across the globe, were subjected to sexual or physical violence by...
Cancer Council SA Urges South Aussies to do bowel cancer test
While latest data shows we’re above the national screening average, some suburbs are still not getting the message that a simple test could save...
SOS—Sending Out Strength
Healing from recent or historical experiences of domestic and family violence and social-isolation during and after the abuse is not easy work, nor is...
‘The Dark Side’ campaign draws on violence affected women…
...and stressed men’s efforts to combat social taboos
A community supportline campaign is drawing on the violence affected women and stressed men who are seeking...
3D-printed feet to help UniSa students improve podiatry skills
3D-printed feet—complete with calluses, corns and fake toenails—will enable UniSA’s podiatry students to practise and fine-tune their podiatry skills from the comfort of their...
TAASE reaches out to frontline workers to handle COVID-19 crisis better
As the social impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic continue to spread through the Australian community, many people requiring support from the nation’s community service...
Australian-Indian activist wins prestigious International Women’s Day Awards
Saru Rana transforms women and children's rights from awareness to action
Indian-Australian human rights activist Saru Rana has received an Irene Bell Award and the Irene...
Gentlemen’s Game Powered with Gender Equality
For multicultural women’s cricket, the future might be now, believes Saru Rana
In 2020, when during the T20 World Cup teams—both men and women—will be...