The Kayla Martin Girls Nite In will be held at the Highway Christian Church from 5.30pm.

Anyone is welcome to attend the night, which will include face painting, movies, nail painting, hair colouring and a jumping pillow for children, as well as a sausage sizzle, lucky door prizes, auctions and a raffle for adults.

Tickets will also be sold on the night for a major raffle prize of $1000, however this won’t be drawn until a later date.

Entry is $15 for adults and $5 for children, which will also get you a sausage sandwich and a drink.

Al proceeds raised from the night will be donated to the Brain Foundation in Kayla’s name.

Kayla Martin was only 27 when she passed away, leaving behind husband Jay and her young children Jamaica and Axel.

In August the community rallied behind Kayla’s family to raise more than $30,000.

Kaylie Sheather was a good friend of Kayla’s, and has united with Lucy Cairns and Tania Hettle to organise the Girls Nite In, the first of what she hopes will become an annual event.

“It’s just something from us we felt we could do for her,” Kaylie said.

“She was the most incredible, amazing person; she touched everyone she met and was taken too soon.

“We can’t bring her back, but if it is something we can do for her, I know personally it means a lot.”

The women would like to thank their major sponsors Trent from South Ulludulla Meat Market for supplying the sausages for the barbecue, IGA Milton, Beachcomber Hair Salon, Milton Ulladulla Water Carters, Carl Bucharz Abrasive Blasting and Croker’s Bros Honey, as well as all the other local business that had helped out.

“Also to Marissa Newman, who got us the use of the Highway Church free of charge, Kaylie said.

For more information, join the Girls Nite In Facebook page, or to purchase a raffle ticket visit Beachcomber Hair Salon or Essential Beauty.