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Asbestos Awareness We​ek
20 November - 24 November 2023

As​bestos, is a silent killer.
Don’t handle or work with asbestos
products. Call in the professionals.

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03 December 2022
Memorial Service 2022
Memorial Service 2022
Latest News
We had a good turn out and sunny weather for our Memorial service this year. If you were unable to attend or want to rewatch any part of the service then click on the video below. AVA Memorial Service 2022 If you want to read the transcript then ther...
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22 November 2022
National Asbestos Awareness Week 2022
National Asbestos Awareness Week 2022
Latest News
Think twice about asbestos disposal – do things the right way. In 2022, National Asbestos Awareness Week (21-27 November) reminds Australians to Think Twice About Asbestos. This year, the campaign asks home occupiers and tradespeople to 'do things th...
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01 September 2022
Knowing where asbestos is in a home can keep people safe
Knowing where asbestos is in a home can keep people safe
Latest News
Residential properties containing asbestos are bought, sold, leased, and rented every day in Australia — it is still found in 1 in 3 homes. If a home was built before 1990 it can contain asbestos. As exposure to asbestos fibres can cause cancer, know...
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03 December 2022
Memorial Service 2022
Memorial Service 2022
Latest News
We had a good turn out and sunny weather for our Memorial service this year. If you were unable to attend or want to rewatch any part of the service then click on the video below. AVA Memorial Service 2022 If you want to read the transcript then ther...
Read More
22 November 2022
National Asbestos Awareness Week 2022
National Asbestos Awareness Week 2022
Latest News
Think twice about asbestos disposal – do things the right way. In 2022, National Asbestos Awareness Week (21-27 November) reminds Australians to Think Twice About Asbestos. This year, the campaign asks home occupiers and tradespeople to 'do things th...
Read More
01 September 2022
Knowing where asbestos is in a home can keep people safe
Knowing where asbestos is in a home can keep people safe
Latest News
Residential properties containing asbestos are bought, sold, leased, and rented every day in Australia — it is still found in 1 in 3 homes. If a home was built before 1990 it can contain asbestos. As exposure to asbestos fibres can cause cancer, know...
Read More

Monthly Meetings

Social mornings
10 am on the second
Wednesday of each month

Committee meetings
10 am on the fourth
Wednesday of each month

All meetings are held at the AVA office L9, 60 Waymouth Street Adelaide

The Asbestos Victims Association of South Australia

Since 2000 AVA has helped hundreds of South Australian members and families across the state.

AVA is a not for profit organisation run by volunteers. AVA raises awareness for asbestos exposure, providing support for people living with an asbestos related disease, along with family members, carers and friends. This service is offered free of charge every day, at any time of day.
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