Charity Groups Melbourne

Personal Values & Integrity, The Importance Of.

If you are honest with yourself and with others, you can't help but do well in life. A relationship exists between your own self-respect - how you look at your own personal values - and how successful you are. A person who is honest, outspoken and respects himself will get more done and accomplish his goals far easier than someone who is dishonest, introverted and withdrawn. Now you will learn the underlying reasons why people withdraw from others and life or feel a loss of personal integrity.

Southern Chapter Meeting

Knowing Who You Can Trust. Free Meetup Class

Knowing who you can Trust. Trust Is The Backbone Of Every Relationship. Have you ever put your faith in a friend or partner, only to see them betray you later? Or do you ever feel hesitant to rely on a new person until you've really gotten to know them better? What if you could rapidly and accurately predict what people will do, so you knew what to expect from anyone you meet? Now You Can! Come to the FREE education talk and TO KNOW the secret to Knowing Who To Trust! What you will learn: - The Tone Scale-the complete scale of human emotions you can use to understand and predict the behavior and tendencies of others. In This Meetup, We Will Cover: - The important role of trust in human relationships. - How to tell who your real friends really are. - The 3 crucial points to use when determining who you can rely on. - How to choose friends and business partners, and know who to hire. - How to not be affected by the negative emotions of others. ****** This free educational class is open to all people of goodwill. Our meetups contain universal knowledge that is applicable to all of us and can be used by anyone of any faith as well as by those with no faith. It consist of practical tools that can be used straight away. They contain practical TOOLS for better living and will assist you in achieving your goals! if one can not make this date or time then let the Event organizers know.

Western Chapter Meeting

Movie Night Fundraiser!

Join us for a relaxed Movie Night with great company, tasty food, and plenty of snacks! This time we're watching *Project Hail Mary*—a fun, exciting sci-fi adventure that's perfect to enjoy together. Whether you're new or have been around before, you're welcome to come, meet some great people, and have a fun evening. We’d love to see you there! Tickets: $15 (funds going towards church plantings) \*Contact Sean for payment options\*

Northern Chapter Meeting

Community Conversations: Imagining Stronger Social Cohesion in Boroondara

Community Conversations: Imagining Stronger Social Cohesion in Boroondara During the July session of Community Conversations, we will partner with the 'Bahá'i Creating an Inclusive Narrative' project to contribute to its ongoing learning about advancing social cohesion in Australia. Since its inception in 2019, the project has brought together hundreds of people through roundtable discussions exploring the "bigger story" of Australian identity - one that embraces the diverse voices, cultures and historical experiences of all Australians. We warmly invite you to join our Community Conversations gathering on 17 July 2026 and participate in a Boroondara focused roundtable discussion that will help shape a shared vision for fostering greater social cohesion within our community. The consultation process will be guided by principles of reciprocity, respect and purposeful consultation. With the current challenges facing our community there has never been a more important time to contribute to this conversation. Insights and perspectives shared during the roundtable will help inform the second edition of the Creating an Inclusive Narrative publication, which will be shared with government and civil society organisations. For more information about the Bahá'i Creating an Inclusive Narrative project: **Creating an Inclusive Narrative Project** (https://collections.humanitix.com/creating-an-inclusive-narrative-project#CollectionAbout-title) Register now to reserve your place. Community Conversations is a monthly initiative of the Boroondara Bahá'í community that brings people together to explore contemporary challenges, strengthen understanding, and foster meaningful connection. This is a free event and all are invited to attend. Please RSVP to attend: http://bit.ly/4vcpuwh

Christmas in July Fundraiser

Who says you have to wait until December? Join us for a fun-filled Christmas in July celebration with great food, festive music, exciting games, and plenty of good vibes! Whether you're a Christmas fanatic or just looking for a fun night out, come enjoy a relaxed evening, meet some great people, and celebrate the season—winter style. Everyone is welcome! Tickets: $15

Language Exchange

Come celebrate the amazing cultures that make up our community at our Culture Night! Enjoy delicious food from around the world, dress in traditional clothing if you'd like, represent your heritage, and experience fun games and activities together. It's a relaxed evening to meet new people, learn about different cultures, and have a great time—all while supporting a fundraiser for our church. Everyone is welcome, no matter your background. We'd love to have you join us! Tickets: $10 (funds going to church plantings)

Spread the love to our homeless Melbournians - Mission for a Cause

Late lunch + Gratitude Walk

I've been wanting to combine two of my favourite things - good plant-based food and time outdoors with good humans - so here we go. We're starting with lunch at **Cockatoo Kitchen, 60 Bridge Road, Richmond** \- Asian / Thai\, 100% vegan \(bonus points if you've been craving a good curry\)\. Come hungry\, come as you are\. We've already got 8 people RSVPd, so we'll be grabbing takeaway and heading to nearby Yarra Park to eat together on the picnic tables / grass - perfect for a sunny day. Once we've met, greeted and eaten, we'll wander towards the Royal Botanic Gardens for a **gratitude walk** \- takes about 30 minutes to get there\, easy pace\, no fitness level required\. If you've never done one, here's the shape of it: * Leave the phone in your pocket (or on silent) - just for this bit * Notice 3 things you can see… 3 things you can hear… 2 things you can feel (the breeze, the sun on your skin)… 1 thing you can smell * Appreciate the small stuff - comfy shoes, a nice tree, someone's laugh * Silently reflect, or say your thanks out loud as you go - whatever feels natural Gratitude and stress genuinely can't hold the same space in your brain at once - so this is 30 minutes of your nervous system getting a proper break, dressed up as a nice walk. Feel free to bring a journal (optional) - once we're in the gardens, there'll be a chance to share gratitude for what you're calling in, as if it's already happened. Eg - if you're wanting new friends, you might share that you're grateful you've met some like-minded people who you now catch up with regularly… that you laugh a lot together… that it feels easy. Speak it like it's already yours. Once we reach the gardens, no pressure to stick around as a group - keep chatting with whoever you've clicked with, explore solo, or head off and get on with your Saturday. **Details** 📍 Cookatoo Kitchen, 60 Bridge Road, Richmond 🕜 Saturday 18th July, 1:30pm 🥗 100% vegan, Asian/Thai menu 🚶‍♀️ Gratitude walk to follow (\~30 min to the Botanic Gardens) Come as you are - conversation's an invitation here, never an obligation. Can't wait to see who shows up.

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