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We’re a community run charity working for an LGBTIQA+ inclusive, healthy and safe South Australia.

We advocate for decision-makers to make changes to improve LGBTIQA+ health and rights.

We create opportunities for LGBTIQA+ communities to take action on issues that matter to us.

We increase awareness of LGBTIQA+ experiences in the broader South Australian community.

Featured programs

TransMasc SA Binder Program

Ensuring trans and gender diverse South Australians have affordable and safe access to chest binders. Request a binder TransMasc SA’s…

Rainbow Realities Video Series

Rainbow Realities II: Listen, Speak Up, Stand Up! (IDAHOBIT 2023 Release) SA Rainbow Advocacy Alliance are proud to present the…

Suicide prevention training for LGBTIQA+ leaders

Empowering LGBTIQA+ leaders to respond to mental health crisis in our communities Thanks to generous funding from Wellbeing SA, we’re…

Latest news

Attacks on our community continue, even in our Parliament

23 May 2023
Staff at SARAA were recently made aware of a motion being put to parliament by the Hon Member of the Legislative Council, Sarah Game containing inaccurate information about gender diversity. We have deep concerns about the kind of damage that…

SARAA’s IDAHOBIT Event 2023

27 April 2023
Join SARAA in acknowledging IDAHOBIT 2023 with the release of our ‘Rainbow Realities II’ video. Join us for Free finger food, view the ‘Rainbow Realities II’ video and listen to a panel of guests talking about LGBTIQA+ discrimination. We will…

Register for FREE Resources for Your IDAHOBT 2023 Event

24 April 2023
SARAA is excited to invite businesses, Government, NGO’s, education settings, social, community or sporting groups, or a gathering of friends, to hold an event in person or online for IDAHOBIT 2023 on Wednesday 17th May. IDAHOBIT is the International Day…

SA Health update LGBTIQA+ survey questions

24 April 2023
After consulting with SARAA, The Department of Health and Wellbeing SA Health endorsed 2 additional questions to be added to the ‘SA Consumer Experience Surveillance System (SACESS) Survey’. This survey is conducted randomly by a small number of patients after…

We’re hiring: Campaigner

22 February 2023
Are you a campaigner with skills in community organising, policy and communications?Want to amplify community voices to make change for LGBTIQA+ South Australia?We’re on the hunt for a highly motivated campaigner with strong communication & organisation skills to lead our…

2022 Annual Information Statement now available

07 January 2023
Want to know more about how our charity is run? Our 2022 Annual Information Statement is now available! As a registered charity, we’re committed to being open and transparent about the money we bring in and how we use it.…

Qatar’s anti-LGBTIQA+ policies and FIFA World Cup 2022 discussed in SA Parliament

14 December 2022
The 2022 FIFA World Cup was hosted in Qatar, a choice which has attracted significant criticism with concerns over the country’s treatment of queer people, women and migrant workers. On 28 September 2022, The Hon. Frank Pangallo (SA BEST) moved…

Now open: LGBTIQA+ SA scholarships for Better Together 2023

28 November 2022
Applications for a scholarships to help LGBTIQA+ South Australians to attend The Equality Project’s 2023 Better Together Conference are now open! With generous support from Department for Human Services SA, we’re able to offer LGBTIQA+ South Australians: a scholarship to…

Campaign update: O’Brien Street Practice Relocation

23 November 2022
Since local HIV+ community advocates reached out to us to support their work in August, our collective voice has resulted in CALHN taking active steps to consult with patients and smoothly transition the service. To keep you up to date…

Religious exemptions in SA Parliament Question Time

17 November 2022
On 17 November 2022 Rob Simms MLC asked for an update on progress of draft amendments to the Equal Opportunity Act that were open for public consultation via the YourSAy website in 2020. These reforms were designed to create a better…

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