We are excited to partner with STRYDE4 Day on Tuesday 19 May 2026. 8:30am to 2:00pm.

STRYDE: 10 walk (not run). Keirle Park, Manly to Curl Curl Lagoon (loop)

The day promises to be a festival of purpose as Australia’s largest organisation-wide event, championing well-being, uniting communities and making a powerful social impact.

It’s where teamwork meets purpose, fun meets impact, and every step makes a difference!

The beautiful 10km walk (from Kierle Park, Manly to Curl Curl Lagoon and back) will play host to 15activation zones where participants will show their skills, bringing a mix of physical endurance, team spirit, a dash of courage and a whole lot of enthusiasm!

Registration includes: Event entry - Merch pack + partner goodies - 15 on-course activations and entertainment - Celebration lunch + DJ at finish - Full medical support and assistance.

This is your chance to make a real difference and we sincerely appreciate your support.

Our High Impact Project your efforts will be supporting: Help 50 Women in Our Community Start Their Recovery

The Women's Resilience Centre was founded on the Northern Beaches and supports women rebuilding their lives right here in our community. 1 in 4 Australian women are affected by domestic violence and that's 1 in 4 women in our community. Most never access long-term recovery support. We call them The Missing Majority.

Your fundraising will help 50 women in our community start their recovery journeys. Every dollar funds personalised Recovery Assessment Sessions, the first step in a woman's recovery, giving her access to trauma-informed care, evidence-based recovery programs, and lived experience mentoring that rebuilds confidence, capability and independence.

Every dollar raised beyond $10,000 helps even more women take that first step. Recovery is prevention. If we do not repair, we will repeat.

We look forward to seeing you there!

A Community Lunch for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Thursday 28 May 2026. 12:30pm – 2:00pm. The Mona. 2 Park Street, Mona Vale NSW 2103. $65 per person

May is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Across Australia, communities come together to raise awareness of domestic and family violence, to call for justice, and to ensure women and families impacted have the support they need to move forward. Awareness starts the conversation.

Recovery changes everything.

1 in 4 Australian women are affected by domestic violence. Most never report it. Most never access shelter. And 9 in 10 never receive the long-term recovery support they need to truly rebuild their lives. We call them The Missing Majority and they are right here in our community in Mona Vale and across the Northern Beaches. Resetting. Rebuilding. Quietly carrying on.

Recovery is prevention.

When women are supported to rebuild their health, finances, confidence, parenting capacity and future direction, we break cycles of abuse that can span generations. That is the work of the Women’s Resilience Centre. And this May, our community is stepping up.

Join Us for an inspiring and purposeful community lunch, proudly co-hosted by the Mona Vale Chamber of Commerce and The Mona Vale Hotel.

Your ticket includes Two-course lunch and Keynote speaker, Graeme Cowan. On the day: Silent auction, Raffle, Cash bar.

We are thrilled to announce our keynote speaker, Graeme Cowan, a Founding Director of R U OK?, author of five books, host of The Caring CEO podcast, and one of Australia's leading voices on resilience, recovery, and the power of genuine human connection.

Graeme knows firsthand what it means to break down and rebuild. His story and the practical tools he shares are exactly what this event is about.

Our silent auction is live now and open to everyone. Bid on incredible prizes from the comfort of your home, whether you can make it on the day or not. Over $3,000 in raffle prizes will also be drawn on the day. Bid in our silent auction: https://auctions.funraise.org/989bcf23-f387-411d-aff5-fca869828cfd/8917

All proceeds fund free national recovery programs for women after domestic violence and trauma.

Proudly supported by Mona Vale Chamber of Commerce & The Mona.

Join Team Yellow and turn every kilometre into recovery for women rebuilding after domestic violence and trauma. On Sunday 9 August, more than 90,000 people will run, jog and walk from Sydney CBD to Bondi Beach. When you run for the Women’s Resilience Centre, you run for something bigger than the finish line. You run so women can reset and rebuild after domestic violence and trauma.

WHY YOUR RUN MATTERS: 1 in 4 Australian women are affected by domestic violence. Recovery is what strengthens confidence, rebuilds independence and restores long-term wellbeing. The Women’s Resilience Centre provides FREE national trauma-informed recovery programs supporting women after domestic violence and trauma to rebuild financial capability, strengthen career confidence, restore parenting stability, develop emotional resilience and reconnect with purpose and possibility.

We believe recovery is prevention. And you can help fund it.

OUR 2026 GOAL. $15,000 = 150 trauma-informed recovery sessions. That’s 150 women receiving structured, professional recovery support after domestic violence and trauma. Each $100 raised funds one recovery session, a supported space to process experiences, strengthen resilience and take practical steps toward rebuilding independence.

When you run, you’re not just crossing the finish line. You’re helping fund recovery. If every Team Yellow runner raises $500, we’ll fund 5 recovery sessions each and reach our $15,000 goal together.

WHY JOIN TEAM YELLOW? In 2025, Team Yellow raised over $5,000 to support women’s recovery after domestic violence and trauma. In 2026, we’re going bigger.

When you join Team Yellow, you’ll receive a WRC Team Yellow running shirt, fundraising tips and templates, social media shout-outs, encouragement throughout your training, a supportive community behind you and a post-race celebration at Bondi. You’ll be running with purpose. Every session strengthens a woman’s pathway forward after domestic violence and trauma.

READY TO RUN FOR RECOVERY? Be part of something bigger than race day. Join Team Yellow. Fund recovery. Support women rebuilding after domestic violence and trauma. Register now and run City2Surf 2026 with purpose.

On Sunday, 23 August 2026, the iconic Beach2Beach Charity Fun Run and Festival, organised by the Rotary Clubs, will celebrate its 31st year as one of Sydney's most scenic community events. Over three decades, this beloved Northern Beaches tradition has successfully raised funds for local charities and community organisations across Sydney's Northern Beaches.

The Women's Resilience Centre invites you to make your participation even more meaningful by registering, fundraising, or donating to Team Yellow. As participants traverse the spectacularly beautiful Northern Beaches coastline, our team will be making a powerful statement about resetting and rebuilding lives after domestic abuse and trauma.

55% of women experiencing domestic abuse never receive formal support. Every contribution, whether through participation or donation, helps women right across Australia, from major cities to regional and remote communities, move toward recovery and independence.

THE BEACH2BEACH EXPERIENCE

Choose from 4 course options catering to everyone from serious runners to families: - Half Marathon - Dee Why Beach to Newport Beach. - 14km - Dee Why Beach to Newport Beach. - 6km - Warriewood to Newport Beach. - 3km - Mona Vale to Newport Beach (family-friendly option).

All routes finish at Newport Beach where a grand Family Festival awaits, featuring live music, international food options, and plenty of fun activities for kids. This is Sydney's most scenic fun run, offering stunning coastal views and an unforgettable community celebration.

THREE WAYS TO SUPPORT TEAM YELLOW

REGISTER: Join our community of supporters wearing bright Team Yellow t-shirts as we come together for a day of challenge, celebration and purpose. There's something magical about being part of a team moving toward the same goal, both on the course and in our mission to support women rebuilding their lives.

Your participation helps fund essential recovery programs for women who might otherwise never receive the support they need. Whether you're tackling the half marathon, 14km, 6km, or the family-friendly 3km, your achievement counts for something bigger.

What You Get as a Team Yellow Runner/Walker: - Exclusive Team Yellow race shirt to wear with pride - Comprehensive fundraising toolkit with templates and social media content - Ongoing support from our fundraising team - Recognition and celebration on race day.

FUNDRAISE: Create your own fundraising page to rally your friends, family and colleagues behind our cause, even if you can't participate in person. Every dollar raised helps fund essential recovery programs for women and families.

DONATE: Support a Team Yellow participant or make a general donation to our campaign. Your generosity creates ripples of positive change throughout our communities.

HOW TO GET STARTED: Already have your race entry? Perfect! Click below to "Start Fundraising" below to create your Team Yellow fundraising page. Still need to register? Click "Register Now" to secure your spot at Beach2Beach, then come back to start fundraising for Team Yellow.

Already scored your spot in the TCS Sydney Marathon 2026? Congratulations!

Now make every kilometre count by running for Team Yellow. Your fundraising helps women across Australia reset and rebuild their lives after domestic abuse and trauma.

The Women's Resilience Centre invites you to make your run even more meaningful by registering, fundraising, or donating to Team Yellow. As participants tackle the spectacular course from North Sydney Oval, across the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, to the finish at the Sydney Opera House, our team will be making a powerful statement about resetting and rebuilding lives after domestic abuse and trauma.

55% of women experiencing domestic abuse never receive formal support. Every contribution, whether through participation or donation, helps women right across Australia, from major cities to regional and remote communities, move toward recovery and independence.

THREE WAYS TO SUPPORT TEAM YELLOW

REGISTER: Join our community of supporters wearing bright Team Yellow t-shirts as we come together for a day of challenge, celebration and purpose. There's something magical about being part of a team moving toward the same goal, both on the course and in our mission to support women rebuilding their lives.

Your participation helps fund essential recovery programs for women who might otherwise never receive the support they need. Whether you're tackling the full marathon, the 10km Bridge Run, or the 5km, your achievement counts for something bigger.

What You Get as a Team Yellow Runner: - Exclusive Team Yellow race shirt to wear with pride - Comprehensive fundraising toolkit with templates and social media content - Ongoing support from our fundraising team - Recognition and celebration on race day

FUNDRAISE: Create your own fundraising page to rally your friends, family and colleagues behind our cause, even if you can't participate in person. Every dollar raised helps fund essential recovery programs for women and families.

DONATE: Support a Team Yellow participant or make a general donation to our campaign. Your generosity creates ripples of positive change throughout our communities.

HOW TO GET STARTED: Already have your race entry? Click below to create your Team Yellow fundraising page.

Friday 16 October 2026 | Bayview Golf Club | 18‑Hole Ambrose Event

Tee up to support women’s recovery journeys at the Women’s Resilience Centre’s Annual Golf Day; a premium charity event bringing together community, sport, and impact.

Proudly hosted by Nick Farr‑Jones AM, Former Australian rugby union captain and respected sports leader.

The Women's Resilience Centre invites you to play your part in women's recovery at Bayview Golf Club on the edge of beautiful Pittwater. Our Annual Golf Day returns in 2026 following a successful inaugural event, welcoming players, sponsors, and supporters back to the beautiful Bayview Golf Club. Experience Craig Parry designed holes, plus professional skills challenges and novelty activities. This Ambrose‑format day is designed for golfers of all skill levels and offers a relaxed, high‑quality experience with great hospitality, networking, prizes, and fundraising activities, all in support of women rebuilding their lives after domestic abuse and trauma.

Event Schedule: 7:00am – Registration & Breakfast. 8:00am – Shotgun Start. 1:15pm – Lunch & Presentations. 3:00pm – Event Finish

What's Included: Welcome breakfast and premium buffet lunch - 18 holes of Ambrose golf - On‑course refreshments via drinks carts - Prizes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd place teams - Nearest‑the‑pin, longest drive & novelty hole challenges - Silent auction & raffle - Networking and presentation ceremony

We’re thrilled to welcome Nick Farr‑Jones AM as Master of Ceremonies for the 2026 WRC Annual Golf Day. Nick is a former Australian rugby union player and captain, a respected leader in Australian sport, and a long‑time advocate for community and charitable causes. His leadership, warmth, and connection to sport make him the perfect host for a day focused on community, purpose, and impact.

Ticket Options: Individual Player – Walking. $180 per person. Includes breakfast, lunch, on‑course refreshments, and 18 holes of Ambrose golf. Individual Player – Shared Golf Cart. $210 per person. Includes shared golf cart, breakfast, lunch, refreshments, and gameplay. Team of 4 – Includes 2 Golf Carts. $1,000 per team (includes donation to WRC). Perfect for corporate teams or groups of friends. Golf Clubs for Hire – $35. If you require golf clubs, please advise during registration.

Maximum of 144 players. 45 golf carts available, allocated on a first‑come, first‑served basis.

Sponsorship Opportunities Fore! Women's Recovery. The WRC Annual Golf Day offers organisations a meaningful opportunity to demonstrate leadership, engage teams, and support women’s long‑term recovery from domestic abuse and trauma. Now in its second year, this premium charity golf event brings together business and community leaders for a high‑quality experience that delivers both brand value and genuine social impact. Sponsoring the WRC Annual Golf Day is more than event visibility, it is an investment in recovery, prevention, and partnership.

Download the 2026 Sponsorship Prospectus

Join Us. Spots are strictly limited. Register now to be part of a premium charity golf day that delivers real impact for women rebuilding their lives after domestic abuse and trauma. Every swing helps start a recovery journey. Every team helps create change that lasts.