Join the Aboriginal Women & Children’s Refuges Summit 

19–20 August on Darug/Dharug Country

You’re invited to a powerful two-day gathering on Darug/Dharug Country, bringing together ACCO-led and Aboriginal-managed refuge services from across NSW. This Summit honours and uplifts the journeys of Aboriginal women and children moving from crisis into safety, healing and renewed strength, while recognising the vital role of culturally safe, Aboriginal-led services.

Over two days, participants will hear from inspiring speakers, connect with sector-wide supports and resources, and engage in cultural activities and networking opportunities across the refuges space. It’s also a chance to come together as a community to strengthen collaboration and support safer futures for Aboriginal families.

Event details:
📅 19–20 August
⏰ 9:00am–4:30pm (registrations from 8:30am)
📍 The William Inglis Hotel

Who can Attend

Up to 4 staff from each:

  • ACCO-led Core and Cluster Service & Aboriginal Managed Women & Children’s Refuges across NSW
  • ACCO-owned Aboriginal Women and Children’s Refuge
  • Aboriginal-Managed Women’s Refuge/Safe House

This Summit is open to both women and men, recognising that true transformation happens when our whole community walks together. Bringing men into this work is essential, not only as allies, but as active participants in creating safer futures for Aboriginal women and children.

Register now to Secure your Spot.



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Acknowledgement of Country

ACHIA NSW acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land we live, work and play on. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, for they hold the memories, traditions, culture, and hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders across this beautiful nation. These lands were never ceded; it always was and always will be Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander lands.