What: Digital Front Door
Who: The History Trust of South Australia
Summary:
The History Trust of South Australia is launching a new digital front door to offer historical collections and stories stories online, to help people stay connected with their heritage.

Editor Update: The History Trust has reopened its museum doors from 3 June 2020!

What: Impact2020 online summit - Free daily webinars for the Australian for-purpose sector

Who: Centre for Social Impact (CSI) - a collaboration of three universities: UNSW Sydney, Swinburne University of Technology, The University of Western Australia.
 

Photo: Adelaide Hills courtesy J. McIntyre

Many Community Events in April as in March 2020 have been cancelled as a consequence of COVID-19, however many organisations have moved their events into the online space.

Covid-19 has meant that many community groups have had to move online. Many of these organisations have been busily upgrading behind the scenes using a variety of IT tools to continue to provide support services whilst working from home. The SAcommunity team have discovered that there are many ways to provide South Australians with opportunities to access the services they need and to participate in society, albeit remotely.

Image: Photo by Steve Johnson on Unsplash

South Australian Government Information
In support of LGBTIQ inclusion, the Government of South Australia, Department of Human Services has established:

Please note that Nature Day is cancelled in order to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, as the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee is placing limits on organised gatherings and visits to vulnerable groups.

SAcommunity Team working from home (WFH): (Pictured R - L) Alexander Bull, Catherine McIntyre, Samantha Whillas, Stathis Avramis, David Webb, Nirupama Amarakoon, Edward Windsor and Flavia. Current participating team members not pictured include: Erin, Audrey Menz, Cheryl, Sophie Hood, Malcolm and Samantha Agius. 

Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and transitioning to remote working
To comply with social distancing, many companies and organisations are transitioning to a remote workforce. This can be a challenge for those who have not managed a distributed workforce before.

The Rotary Club of Flagstaff Hill regrets that the Flagstaff Hill Art Show 2020 has been CANCELLED. Please note that the Flagstaff Hill Art Show is cancelled in order to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, as the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee is placing limits on organised gatherings and visits to vulnerable groups.

What: The Flagstaff Hill Art Show 2020
Who: The Rotary Club of Flagstaff Hill

Photo: Adelaide Hills walk, courtesy of J. McIntyre

Please note "in a precautionary measure that considers the current public health situation, we are temporarily closing the Bay Discovery Centre, Gallery & Museum effective from Tuesday 17 March until 13 April 2020."