These photos were taken at the Kapunda Show in March this year. We had no idea then of the impact COVID-19 would have on all our lives. Like so many of you, we have had to cancel all our activities for the foreseeable future
We will be holding our Annual General Meeting this Wednesday 10 am 22 January 2020 at our office – level 9, 60 Waymouth Street Adelaide SA 5000. All welcome. We would appreciate any input from our members.
The 2019 Asbestos Safety Conference was held at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre in November 2019. A great choice of venue, located on the waterfront in Perth.
Notice is hereby given that the AGM of members of the Asbestos Victims Association (SA) Inc will be held at Level 9, 60 Waymouth Street Adelaide SA 5000 on Wednesday 22 January 2020 at 10 am.
AVA will hold it’s annual Asbestos Victims Memorial Service on Friday 29 November 2019 at 10.30 am at Pitman Park, Salisbury.
AVA received a warm welcome from the lovely people at Radio PBA-FM 89.7 when we joined Salisbury Mayor Gillian Aldridge and Deputy Mayor Julie Woodman to speak about our upcoming Memorial Day.
We appreciate the support we get from Salisbury Council to make this an inclusive event. Of course, we also took the opportunity to spread the word about asbestos; to talk to listeners about where it can be found in a home and what action to take.
Asbestos Memorial Day ceremony will be held at Pitman Park Salisbury on Friday 29 November from 10.30 to 11.30 am. All are welcome to attend.
We are packed and ready to go to the Kadina Show this weekend. At AVA we love country shows and look forward to talking to people and answering their questions. Call in and see us if you are on the Copper Coast.
Another successful presentation on asbestos awareness, this time at the Lockleys Hotel to the Lockleys Ladies Probus club. Thank you all for your hospitality.
This is a popular Home Show with many different exhibitors. It’s also a good opportunity for AVA to talk to tradies and DIYers about asbestos awareness. The asbestos sample display often sparks interest as people realise they may have had the products in their own homes. Quite a few wanted to talk about asbestos disease and we heard stories of family members who had been affected.
Our recent lunch at Mount Compass Tavern was a get-together for AVA members from Adelaide’s Southern regions
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