News and Events
- Esther Fiesta Fun Run 2010 - 01/03/2010
- Thanks to all that participated in this years;* **Esther Fiesta FIGHT AGAINST DRUGS Fun Run* Your continued support is appreciated. The Fun Run this year had a 47% increase in registrations and included; The Deputy Opposition Leader Julie BishopLocal Federal Member of Parliament Steve IronsLocal State Member of Parliament John McGrathLocal Senator Matthias CormanThe Minister for Mental Health Graham JacobsSeven Time World Champion Shelley Taylor-SmithCitizen of the Year Patricia Lavater [our own] In addition to this, there was a really positive “news feature” that evening on Channel 10 news, which may of course have people hitting our website to find out more about it; hence seeing that Prosser Toyota are major supporters of the fight against drugs in our community. All the times and places for the event can be found at the following site;* **http://results.racetectiming.com/default.aspx?CId=11&RId=111** *Thanks again to all from everyone at Esther… Read more....
- Shelley Taylor-Smith - 18/02/2010
- *MEDIA RELEASE * Read more....
- Masquerade Charity Ball - 06/11/2009
- *Unmasking the true beauty of young lives in need..* Read more....
- Leadership for Charity Cocktail - 17/09/2009
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- Esther Fiesta Fun Run - old - 03/03/2009
- The *Esther Fiesta 'Fight Against Drugs'* Fun Run is a partnership between The Esther Foundation, the City of South Perth and corporate and service partners; which will bring an amazing family day event to the shores of South Perth as part of the well known and highly regarded *South Perth Fiesta*, held each year. Read more....
Welcome to the Esther Foundation
The Esther Foundation is a non-profit organisation that operates an extensive residential health and development program in South Perth for young women aged 14-35 wanting to get their lives back on track.
The program is full-time and provides support and accommodation for young women to overcome issues relating from substance abuse, self-harming, family breakdown, domestic violence, sexual abuse and mental health problems - in a safe and structured environment.
The recovery program aims to empower and enrich young women with self-worth, skills and the confidence to lead successful lives within the community.
The Esther Foundation presently operates seven residential premises housing more than 35 young women and their children.
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