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Des(conecte-se): A Space for Women

A Portuguese-speaking circle for women to connect, listen, and share.

Montgomery Street

Service Description

An invitation to deepen conversations that matter and strengthen connections through listening and sharing in Portuguese. This group explores topics that shape our lives and the world, grounded in presence and meaningful exchange. Participants are asked for a commitment to attendance and creating a welcoming, safe space for everyone.


Upcoming Sessions


Cancellation Policy

Des(Conecte-se) – Booking & Participation Policy To help create a meaningful and respectful experience for everyone, we ask that all participants agree to the following: Commitment to Attend: By booking your place, you are reserving a space in a small group. Please commit to attending the session as booked. If You Can No Longer Attend: We understand that unexpected situations happen. If you are unable to attend, please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer your place to someone else. Confidentiality: Des(conecte-se) is a space for open and respectful conversations. We ask all participants to keep confidential anything personal or sensitive shared during the session. This helps create a safe environment where everyone feels comfortable to participate. Respect: Please listen with kindness, avoid interrupting, and respect different perspectives and experiences. There is no obligation to share more than you feel comfortable with. Thank you for helping us create a space of trust, presence, and genuine connection.


Contact Details

  • 1a Montgomery Street, Kogarah NSW, Australia

    contact@casalalangue.org


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Cultural Analytical Social & Artistic Lalangue Inc

Not-for-profit Association

ABN 22 495 275 542

Level 1/1A Montgomery Street
Kogarah
NSW 2217

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CASA Lalangue acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land, and pays respect to First Nations Elders past and present.

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