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Get involved with non-profits helping victims of trauma and abuse

Get involved with non-profits helping victims of trauma and abuse

Tue, Aug 11, 9:00 AM
From Melbourne Brites

This fortnightly meetup is intended for non-profits focused on helping victims of trauma and abuse (primarily in Melbourne/Victoria) to connect with eachother, supporters and the broader movement. If you would like to belong as part of a safe, friendly and caring community united by altruism and goodwill - that's what we are building here. Please join us. Brites is a community for cooperative altruism. We stay connected primarily through Telegram - feel free to join our Melbourne group here (2-week free trial) 👉 [https://www.launchpass.com/brites/melbourne](https://www.launchpass.com/brites/melbourne).

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2 attendees
Personal Values & Integrity, The Importance Of.

Personal Values & Integrity, The Importance Of.

Tue, Aug 4, 5:00 AM
From FREE Life-Improvement Educational Talks!
3.4

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respects himself will get more done and accomplish his goals far easier than someone who is dishonest, introverted and withdrawn.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.

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2 attendees

“Drag Trivia Night” hosted by Charity Steal’s at LOEV in Moorabbin

Sat, Aug 1, 9:00 AM
From Women Who Love Women
4.7
6 attendees
Being of Service

Being of Service

Sat, Aug 8, 3:30 AM
From Melbourne Theosophy
4.7

The mission of the Theosophical Society is “to serve humanity by cultivating an ever-deepening understanding and realization of the Ageless Wisdom, spiritual self-transformation and unity of all life.” How, therefore, can we cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation of our spiritual selves in relationship to our day-to-day work in this world? When we take time to consider what or who we are serving from a spiritual perspective as we travel to work each day, what light might that shine on our lives and our sense of individual purpose? Join us as we delve further into this notion of ‘service’ and what it means for each other in relation to seeking a greater sense of meaning in the work we are employed to do, the services we provide and the life we are called to live. A panel comprised of Theosophical staff and those within its community shall be gathered and each person given the opportunity to speak to their notion of service, what it is they do, what it means for them and how they perceive their life’s work from this larger spiritual perspective as service to humanity. Time for the audience to ask questions shall be included. *‘Theosophy is about meaning in our everyday experiences, feeling more and more connected to people and serving them.* *It generates compassion, empathy, love and kindness within us.’* Deepa Padhi from **Spirituality & Service: Foundations for a Better World** **The MTS is committed to providing events that align with and further The three objects of The Theosophical Society:** * To form a nucleus of the universal brotherhood of humanity, without distinction of race, creed, sex, caste or colour. * To encourage the study of comparative religion, philosophy and science. * To investigate unexplained laws of nature and the powers latent in the human being. However this being stated, the MTS does not endorse any health, spiritual, science-related, philosophical or theological /other assertions or claims made by any facilitator we host.

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9 attendees

Southern Chapter Meeting

Tue, Aug 11, 9:30 AM
From Melbourne Men's Group Inc.
4.8
5 attendees
Estuary (Balaclava) - Can Compassion and Tolerance go too far?

Estuary (Balaclava) - Can Compassion and Tolerance go too far?

Sun, Aug 2, 4:00 AM
From Estuary Melbourne - Jordan Peterson & Judeo-Christian Values
4.8

**Bonhoeffer's Cheap Grace - The Problem of Irresponsible Compassion** This week we'll be looking into why tolerance, compassion and forgiveness sometimes goes too far. We know what the consequences are when society loves criminals so much we give them their freedom. But there are other forms of cheap grace that are far more subtle and harder identify as wrong... **VIDEO** [ Listen and Weep | Eric Metaxas | EP 371](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41elK59iygE&t=1614s) 26:54 - 32:55 **Discussion Outline** 1\. What examples in woke society show cheap grace? 2\. If deeds without faith does not save you and faith without deeds is dead then salvation by grace is false \.\.\. its salvation by faith AND deeds? 3\. Do we exercise cheap grace in our lives or do we know someone who does?

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Frequently asked questions

You can find charity groups in Melbourne by browsing Meetup's category section focused on local groups. Use search filters to discover activities and events that align with your interests and support your community.

Joining a charity group on Meetup helps connect people with similar values who want to make a difference. You can participate in events, collaborate on projects, and contribute to meaningful causes while expanding your social network.

Meetup events can be either online or in-person, depending on what organizers decide. It's best to check event details on the group's page to see where the event will be hosted.

Yes, you can suggest a charity event to group organizers. Many groups appreciate member input and may consider hosting events that align with the group's mission and activities.

While many Meetup groups are free to join, some might have membership fees or charge for specific events to cover costs. It's vital to review each group's page for any costs involved.

To RSVP for an event, log in to your Meetup account, find the event you're interested in, and click the RSVP button. This helps organizers plan and confirm attendees.

Event availability varies based on organizer involvement and interest levels, so there might not be events at all times. Explore multiple groups to increase your chances of finding activities.

Charity events on Meetup can range from fundraising activities, volunteer projects, awareness campaigns, or community clean-ups. Each group may focus on different charitable missions.

Absolutely, if you decide a group is not the right fit, you can leave at any time by visiting the group page and selecting 'Leave Group' to stop receiving updates and event invites.

Not necessarily. Events are typically spread across Melbourne and surrounding areas depending on where organizers choose to host them. Always check event details for the precise location.

While Meetup provides a platform for connecting with charity groups, personal impact depends on your participation and the specific activities within each group.

Charity events on Meetup are usually organized by group members or volunteers dedicated to their cause. Meetup itself does not host these events; it supports collaboration through its platform.

Yes, charity groups on Meetup might focus on particular causes, like environmental protection or community aid, allowing you to choose those that align with your personal interests.

Regular participation isn't mandatory, but attending events can enrich your experience and help you build meaningful connections. Engage at a pace that suits your schedule and interest.

If you can't find a group addressing your cause, consider starting your own group on Meetup to gather like-minded individuals and raise awareness on issues important to you.