Gawler State Emergency Service

Gawler State Emergency Service The SA State Emergency Service is a volunteer emergency service organisation which gives immediate assistance during emergencies and disasters. Swear. Harass.
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Call 132 500 for SES assistance or 1300 364 587 to volunteer www.ses.sa.gov.au/volunteer This page is not monitored 24/7. For life-threatening emergencies call (000) for SES assistance during a flood or storm call (132 500). You should never rely on one source for critical emergency information. For the latest warnings and advice, go to the SA SES website at www.ses.sa.gov.au

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18/06/2026
Team Gawler are now on Day 15 of the Push-Up Challenge and smashing out a heap of push-ups this month to push for better...
17/06/2026

Team Gawler are now on Day 15 of the Push-Up Challenge and smashing out a heap of push-ups this month to push for better mental health in Australia.

They've completed over 5,485 push-ups so far! 💪

This is a great achievement and a testament to the team’s commitment — not just to the challenge, but to raising awareness and supporting mental health in our community.

Every push-up and every dollar makes a difference, so thank you to everyone who is participating, who has donated, or are supporting us along the way. 🙌

With 9 days to go and hundreds of push-ups still to do, there is still time to donate.💰

If you'd like to get involved or contribute, you can support the cause here:
https://www.thepushupchallenge.com.au/donate?t=117241

Let’s keep the momentum going! 🧡

Today is Fatality Free Friday. Drive safe today and everyday!
29/05/2026

Today is Fatality Free Friday. Drive safe today and everyday!

29 May is Fatality Free Friday, an initiative by the Australian Road Safety Foundation encouraging road users to start conversations and share awareness about road safety, to help reduce road trauma on our roads.

All road users can help create a fatality-free future by making safer choices.
💪Be fit to drive
🚫Avoid distractions
👀Be visible

Our SES volunteers go through rigorous training to assist with Road Crash Rescue and are ready to help when accidents happen. To join the SES as a volunteer visit, www.ses.sa.gov.au/volunteer

For more information on Fatality Free Friday visit https://arsf.com.au/fatality-free-friday

24/05/2026
Some of the Gawler crew caught up with the Deputy Mayor Isaac Solomon - Town of Gawler at the WoW Day celebrations at SA...
20/05/2026

Some of the Gawler crew caught up with the Deputy Mayor Isaac Solomon - Town of Gawler at the WoW Day celebrations at SASES HQ tonight who was there showing support and acknowledging the efforts of all the SES volunteers 🧡

Happy Wear Orange Wednesday to all of our SES Volunteers! 🧡🆘🦺🚨🧡

A special thank you to our Gawler SES Unit who dedicate themselves to keeping our community safe.

As well as thanking our local volunteers it’s also important that we recognise the sacrifices they make daily and both the physical and emotional toll performing their duties can take.

It might be grey outside, but that doesn’t mean your outfit has to look like the weather forecast! 🧡Today is Wear orange...
19/05/2026

It might be grey outside, but that doesn’t mean your outfit has to look like the weather forecast!

🧡Today is Wear orange Wednesday – WoW day!

So brighten things up with a splash of orange — whether it’s wearing a bold beanie, funky socks, rocking a traffic cone or some hi-vis.🦺 Not only will you stand out on a gloomy day, but you’ll also be showing your support for our SES volunteers — the everyday legends who give up their time to help communities with emergencies in rain, hail, shine or grey! 🌧🌬⛈️☀️

Show your support and share your photos by using

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Thanks to James Agness MP for hosting us along with Dalkeith Country Fire Service at Parliament House tonight. We apprec...
19/05/2026

Thanks to James Agness MP for hosting us along with Dalkeith Country Fire Service at Parliament House tonight.

We appreciate you, and the Minister for Emergency Services, Rhiannon Pearce MP for taking the time to recognise the efforts and commitment of our volunteers to their local communities.

When our community faces tough times, this group of people is the first to run towards danger, to protect us.

Our firefighters and emergency service personnel deserve thanks every day, but I wanted to especially thank them with a reception at Parliament this week.

Thank you to Emergency Services Minister Rhiannon Pearce MP for joining me in thanking these hard working volunteers, as we marked St Florians Day - International Firefighters' Day.

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🧡 Wear Orange Wednesday (WOW Day) is back on 20 May 2026! 🧡As part of National Volunteer Week (18–24 May), WOW Day is a ...
13/05/2026

🧡 Wear Orange Wednesday (WOW Day) is back on 20 May 2026! 🧡

As part of National Volunteer Week (18–24 May), WOW Day is a chance for communities across Australia to recognise and thank SES volunteers for the amazing work they do during floods, storms, and emergencies.

Get involved by wearing orange and showing your support for the volunteers who help keep our communities safe.

We'd love to see your photos so don't forget to tag us in your WOW Day pics🏷 📸

Get involved and learn more about WOW Day at ses.sa.gov.au/wow-day.


Gawler State Emergency Service
SA State Emergency Service

Get your workplace ready for WOW Day 🧡
On Wednesday 20 May, wear orange to say thank you to SES volunteers across Australia.

You can get involved by:
🧡 hosting a WOW Day morning tea
🧡 putting up a WOW Day poster
🧡 wearing orange
🧡 sharing your photos with

For WOW Day tips and resources, visit ses.sa.gov.au/wow

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Cnr Gawler River And Two Wells Roads
Willaston, SA
5118

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+61132500

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