Upcoming Community
Projects & Workshops
Creating stronger communities through connection, culture, inclusion and opportunity.
Wara Yindi Support Services delivers inclusive, accessible and community-led programs for children, young people, families and carers across Whyalla.
Our upcoming events include inclusive sport, mental health and wellbeing activities, creative workshops, STEM learning and opportunities to connect with community. Many activities are free, but registration may be required because places are limited.
Mental Health and Wellbeing Afternoon Tea
Supporting the wellbeing of students and families
Wara Yindi Support Services and Whyalla Stuart Primary School invite parents, carers and students to a relaxed afternoon of conversation, mindfulness and practical wellbeing activities.
Families can enjoy:
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Coffee, tea and hot chocolate
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Light refreshments and catering
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Relaxing colouring activities
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Positive badge-making
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Affirmation card activities
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Practical family wellbeing tips
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Mental health resources
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Information about local supports and services
Date: Tuesday 27 October 2026
Time: 2:30 pm–3:15 pm
Location: Whyalla Stuart Primary School
Who can attend: Whyalla Stuart Primary School students, parents and carers
Come along for a cuppa, take a moment to slow down and connect with other families in your school community.
This event is made possible with funding from the Mental Health Coalition of South Australia and the Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network.
Inclusive Netball - Term 3 School Holidays
A welcoming netball experience for children aged 5–12
Our Inclusive Netball program gives children of all abilities an opportunity to develop their confidence, practise new skills and enjoy being part of a team.
Activities will include:
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Netball and ball-handling skills
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Inclusive team games
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Modified activities for different abilities
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Sensory breaks and quiet-time options
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Opportunities to build confidence and social connection
Dates: Tuesday 29 and Wednesday 30 September 2026
Time: 9:00 am–2:00 pm
Location: Long Street Primary School courts
Ages: 5–12 years
Cost: Free
Registration: Essential—places are limited
Proudly supported by Woolworths and Netball Australia.
To enrol into this program please register through
Eventbrite.
Mindful Moments
Mindfulness, connection, creativity and time for you
Mindful Moments is a relaxed Mental Health Month event for young adults aged 18–25 who live with Borderline Personality Disorder.
Join us for a welcoming morning designed to help you slow down, reset and focus on your wellbeing in a safe and understanding environment.
The session will include:
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Mindfulness activities
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Creative affirmation cards
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A DIY coffee and drink station
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Morning tea
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Opportunities to connect with others
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A calm and judgment-free environment
Date: Wednesday 14 October 2026
Time: 10:00 am–12:00 pm
Location: Haynes Street, Whyalla
Eligibility: Young adults aged 18–25 with BPD
Tickets: Available through Eventbrite
Weather: This event will proceed outdoors, weather permitting
This event is made possible with funding from the Mental Health Coalition of South Australia and the Borderline Personality Disorder Collaborative.
To enrol into this program please register through Eventbrite.
Deadly Learning Circles
Bush gardening, creativity, science and connection
Deadly Learning Circles invites children to participate in a hands-on bush garden workshop using local plants, sensory elements and gentle cultural connections.
Children will create their own small nature-based garden while learning about:
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Local plants and the natural environment
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The science of plant growth
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Water, sunlight and healthy soil
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Sensory exploration
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Creativity and wellbeing
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Community and cultural connection
The workshop provides an inclusive and accessible environment where children can learn through doing, connect with nature and celebrate the knowledge and stories held within our local environment.
Date: Friday 18 December 2026
Time: 10:00 am–2:00 pm
Location: 6 Haynes Street, Whyalla Norrie
Cost: Free
Registration: Essential—places are limited
This program is made possible through Inspiring South Australia, administered by the South Australian Museum and the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.
To enrol into this program please register through Eventbrite.