Social Justice Sunday is observed in Australia during the last Sunday of August, extending from August 30 to September 6. This week-long observance is rooted in Catholic social teaching and encourages reflection on societal inequalities while inspiring initiatives for a more equitable world. Participants are called to engage in advocacy, support vital causes, and reflect on the annual Social Justice Statement issued by the Australian Catholic Bishops. Organizations such as Caritas Australia and the Australian Catholic Social Justice Council lead campaigns that promote donations and community outreach, often partnering with local charities. Activities may include special collections in parishes and volunteering with organizations focused on justice. The observance emphasizes impactful engagement rather than commercial deals, encouraging individuals and businesses to contribute to social equity.