South West Sydney Women’s Centre opened its doors in 1984 (previously called Liverpool Women’s Resource Centre) as a safe space for young women to learn new skills, develop self confidence and gain access to information and support.
The Centre operates from a house at 23 Sheriff St, Ashcroft NSW 2168. Our lovely house has a welcoming community feel and space for indoor and outdoor events.
Welcome
Today, we support women of all ages and backgrounds to gain skills and strengthen their resilience to thrive through empowerment, connection, and support.
We are a not-for-profit organisation, funded by the Department of Communities and Justice, corporate sponsorship and donations.
South West Sydney Women’s Centre is governed by a volunteer Management Committee. If you have any comments or suggestions for the Management Committee, please get in touch here.
Natasha and Donna are the staff at the Centre and would love to meet you!
2024 Annual Report
South West Sydney Women’s Centre is governed by a volunteer Management Committee and managed by a small and passionate team.
We have achieved a great deal in 2024 and we are pleased to publish our 2024 Annual Report.
Our Values:
INCLUSION
We are welcoming and non-judgemental of all women regardless of their background and experience.
RESPECT
We deeply respect all women and children and each other. We aim to empower women and children to make choices about the things they would like to change.
TRANSPARENCY
We remain open and transparent in all our dealings with women, children, partners, and the community.
ACCOUNTABILITY
We take full responsibility for all our programs, services, and actions.
COMMITMENT
Our team, staff, and volunteers are committed to and proud of the work we do for women, children, and our community.
Do you love the Centre?
Please consider being a Member!
A Membership is just $2 annually and supports the Centre.
Members are welcome to join the Annual General Meeting (online) and can contribute their feedback to upcoming programs. You can become a member by emailing the Centre.
