Fiji Diaspora Women's Alliance Inc

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Fiji Diaspora Women's Alliance (FDWA) is the first not for profit in Australia responding to the unique needs of women and girls of Fijian descent, fostering cultural competency within the sector, and enhancing visibility and collaboration. We welcome your comments & interactions but we have two simple rules 1) Be respectful to others 2) In interest of maintaining a safe space for all, harmful content will be hidden or removed - This includes misinformation, swearing, hate speech, trolling & spam

FREE Services Australia (Centrelink) Community information session hosted by FDWA. If you have any questions regarding a...
06/10/2026

FREE Services Australia (Centrelink) Community information session hosted by FDWA.

If you have any questions regarding accessing payments, eligibility or issues, there will be Services Australia team (Centrelink) to answer your questions or point you in the right direction.

📢 Let’s talk about it Tuesdays 📢 Breaking cultural shame starts with breaking the silence.We can honour where we come fr...
29/09/2026

📢 Let’s talk about it Tuesdays 📢

Breaking cultural shame starts with breaking the silence.
We can honour where we come from while challenging the things that hurt us.
Speak up. Support survivors. Choose safety.

She rises, not just for herself, but for every woman who prayed before her. She breaks the cycle, walks by faith, takes ...
09/09/2026

She rises, not just for herself, but for every woman who prayed before her. She breaks the cycle, walks by faith, takes her place, and becomes part of the legacy those prayers were building. God is faithful through every generation and when women lift women, generations rise.

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Every conversation matters. This National Child Protection Week, we’re reminded that keeping children and young people s...
08/09/2026

Every conversation matters.

This National Child Protection Week, we’re reminded that keeping children and young people safe is everyone’s responsibility.

Let’s keep talking, keep listening and turning those conversations into action.

Together, we can make a difference.

6–12 September 2026

49 Women have been killed this year, 7 women in august. 4 women in 18 days WA, VIC, QLD, Tasmania. 4 women, 4 states, 1 ...
02/09/2026

49 Women have been killed this year, 7 women in august.
4 women in 18 days WA, VIC, QLD, Tasmania.
4 women, 4 states, 1 national crisis.

31/08/2026



4 WOMEN.
💜💜💜💜

4 DIFFERENT STATES OF AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺

🚩18 DAYS.

💔Queensland.
💔Victoria.
💔Western Australia.
💔Tasmania.

🚩This is NOT a State problem.

🚫THIS IS A NATIONAL PROBLEM.

🚫THIS IS A NATIONAL CRISIS.

So I want to publicly ask our Labor Government and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ADDRESS THIS CRISIS❓️

Yes, there is a National Plan.

Yes, billions of dollars have been committed.

Yes, National Cabinet has met.

🚩But women are STILL dying.

🚩Four women across four different Australian states in just 18 days.

🚩There Will Be More

At what point will you stop talking about plans, consultations and what might happen next — and LOOK AT what yoy are doing RIGHT NOW and admit it's not working?

Because behind every statistic you see is a human being.

Behind every death you see is a family.

🚩Prime Minister Anthony Albanese You Need To Step Up And Lead Your Country










About us. ➡️Swipe to see how we can support you, where you can find us, and the best ways to get in touch. Together, we ...
18/08/2026

About us.
➡️Swipe to see how we can support you, where you can find us, and the best ways to get in touch. Together, we can build a stronger & more connected community 🤝🏾

15/08/2026

An insightful evening at the kinship justice screening with Number 8 Prison Project Inc hearing the stories of loved ones affected by incarceration.
Congratulations Diana and team, we are looking forward to the next part of the series.

03/08/2026

This conversation explores how childhood trauma can sometimes influence adult behaviour. When a child grows up in a home where they fear one parent, they may struggle to process those experiences.

In some cases, that unresolved fear and anger can later be displaced onto the other parent—often the mother—because she may be perceived as the safer or more accessible target for blame.

While this can help explain certain patterns of behaviour, it does not excuse abuse or violence. Every adult is responsible for the choices they make and can seek support to heal from their past. 💜

Address

3 Swain Street, Moorebank
Sydney, NSW
2170

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61426089755

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