Cyprus Community of SA Ladies Auxiliary celebrate IWD with inspirational afternoon tea

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The Cyprus Community of South Australia’s Ladies Auxiliary hosted a grand celebration for International Women’s Day (IWD), bringing together over 220 guests at the Cultural Centre of the Cypriot Community in Welland on Sunday, March 16.

In a warm and welcoming atmosphere, attendees gathered for an afternoon tea dedicated to honouring and uplifting women.

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The keynote speaker, Adriana Christopoulou, a Multicultural Advocate in SA, delivered a thought-provoking speech, sharing her personal journey of growing up in a traditional Greek family, overcoming challenges, and achieving her goals.

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Adriana Christopoulou, a Multicultural Advocate in SA.

The event was further enriched with live Greek music, performed by Asimina Karanikolas and Paraskevi Kontoleon, two talented young women from the community. Their heartfelt songs paid tribute to women and deeply moved the audience.

Among the distinguished guests was Ms Quin Tram, President of the Vietnamese Community and Councillor for the Woodville Ward at the City of Charles Sturt, who attended alongside other esteemed community members to show their support for the occasion.

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The President of the Ladies’ Auxiliary, Thekla Petrou, expressed her gratitude to all attendees, highlighting how their presence encourages the continuation of such community events. She also extended special thanks to the Board of Directors and the dedicated team of women who worked tirelessly to ensure the event’s success. Concluding the celebration, she wished all women many happy returns on this significant day.

The event was a resounding success, strengthening community bonds and celebrating the achievements and resilience of women in South Australia.

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