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    Cultivating networks and friendships locally and across the world and contributing to Zonta International programs.

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    Committed to advancing the status of women, through fundraising, service and advocacy in our community.

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Our Next Meeting

Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, 6.30p.m.
at
Joan Kirner House (Williamstown Community & Education Centre)
14 Thompson Street
Williamstown

The Zonta Club of Melbourne’s West (Inc.) established in 1981, is a club that works towards building a better world for women and girls through service and advocacy in the local community, nationally and internationally. 

Zonta club members volunteer their time, ideas and skills to raise funds and conduct activities to support projects and awards for the benefit of women and girls in our local community and for Zonta International Service Programs which improve situations in developing countries.

The club provides opportunities to cultivate friendships, network, develop new skills, advocate for change and to enjoy working on projects and fundraising with members from diverse professional and social backgrounds.

ZCMW is a member of Zonta International (est in 1919) a leading global service organisation of individuals working together across political and social boundaries to advance the status of women through service and advocacy.

For a global view of Zonta International click on this link


http://www.zonta.org/
 





Membership

Are you interested in women’s development? We welcome enquiries from prospective members who are willing to volunteer their time and talents to support the objectives of Zonta International by participating in our club’s projects and fundraising activities.
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What We Do

Our work locally has included programs and advocacy structured around family violence, immigrant women, health, education, self-esteem and leadership.
Each year, club members plan and implement programs in collaboration with local service providers and others or by club members as stand-alone activities.
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Latest News

Keep up to date with the latest news from Zonta Melbourne West.

By Zonta Melbwest September 10, 2024
Evelyn de Bonnaire Social Justice Awards
By Zonta Melbwest September 6, 2024
Breast Cushions
By Zonta Melbwest September 6, 2024
Paint and Sip Fundraiser with Westside Arts Studio
By Zonta Melbwest September 6, 2024
Mental Health First Aid Training
July 22, 2020
TO BE UPDATED. Since 1923, Zonta International has contributed more that US$16.5 million to international projects to empower women and girls and improve their families’ lives, and the communities in which they live. This biennium alone, Zonta has committed US$4.03 million to efforts to prevent the root causes of gender inequality and violence against women and girls through education. Follow the link below to learn more about Zonta International Service Programs.
July 22, 2020
• Zonta Says NO to Violence Against Women • Zonta Says YES to Gender Equality • Zonta Says NOW to Gender Equality & Climate Action https://zonta.org/ “Zonta Says No to Violence Against Women” is a Zonta International campaign to raise awareness of and increase actions to end violence against women and girls around the world. Launched in 2012, the campaign has raised awareness of the global pandemic of women's rights violations and has united Zonta clubs worldwide in conducting impactful advocacy actions to fight violence against women and gender inequality. During the 16 Days of Activism, 25 November - 10 December, all Zonta clubs and districts are encouraged to take local, national and international actions to influence lawmakers as well as advocate to change gender based behaviors to end violence against women and girls. Please visit the official site for more info. http://zontasaysno.com/

Contact Us

If you would like to get in touch, you can fill out the form below, or call on 0411 607 995

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