Ride Like a Girl - Movie fundraiser for the South Australian Council on Intellectual Disability (SACID)

SACID invites you to join us for a night at the movies!

Movie - Ride Like a Girl (Watch film trailer here).

Why this movie? This movie is the story of Michelle Payne, the first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup. While we love her passion and commitment, we are also excited to see the story and successes of her brother Stevie Payne, a man with Down Syndrome, played by real life Stevie himself on the big screen!

When - Friday September 27    2019

Where - Capri Theatre, 141 Goodwood Road, Goodwood SA 5034

Time - 6:15pm for a 7pm start.
Meet up with friends in the foyer, bring some change to get involved in some of our pre-movie fundraisers and buy some movie treats from the candy bar before the movie starts at 7pm.

Cost - Adult $21.50 and Concession $16.50. 
$10 from all Adult tickets and $5 from all Concession tickets goes to SACID - thank you for your support! 

Accessibility - The Capri Theatre has a wheelchair accessible toilet and accessible entrances into both the foyer and the movie theatre. (They are in the process of installing a stair lift in to the movie theatre over the next couple of months for an improved access experience, so keep an eye out for more news on that!).

Movie Rating - Check the classification closer to release date

About SACID
SACID is the South Australian Council on Intellectual Disability.

By attending our fundraising events you are helping us to work towards achieving a community in which people with intellectual disability are involved and accepted and equal participating members.

SACID run a free information service for people with intellectual disability, their family members and the wider community.

SACID run free information sessions and workshops for people with intellectual disability and their families. We also develop and share easy to understand information and resources.

SACID have information and workshops for mainstream services to help the wider community learn how they can be more inclusive of people with intellectual disability.

People with intellectual disability can get involved in Peer Action Groups that work on projects to make their communities more inclusive.

SACID is an incorporated body and a registered Australian charity.

Visit our website www.sacid.org.au
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Email admin@sacid.org.au
Call 08 8352 4416