Western Sydney MRC welcomes the increased funding on family and domestic violence supports, including the $10.3m for temporary visa holders. As a primary support service for refugees and migrant, Western Sydney MRC has expertise in working with both survivors of FDV as well as men who use violence; and strongly support the funding injection into diverse support areas including emergency accommodation, legal services, prevention and intervention program
Australian Government COVID-19 Vaccine Campaign 2021 – reaching CALD and minority communities
COVID-19 Vaccination roll out begins in NSW by the early March, with a complete rollout expected through 2021. Vaccination will…
Labor’s Multicultural Statement and Settlement Outcomes research.
Western Sydney MRC welcomes Labor’s Multicultural Statement. This is the Labor Party’s vision of the Settlement sector and its vision…
A roundtable with Jodi Mckay MP- NSW Opposition Leader and Shadow Minister and Greg Warren MP- Shadow Minister for Western Sydney, Local Government and Veterans.
On the 26th October 2020, Western Sydney MRC took part in the Community roundtable with Jodi Mckay MP- NSW Opposition…
Additional funding received for temporary visa holders
Western Sydney MRC has seen a 50% increase in the number of referrals for temporary visa holders throughout the COVID-19…
Minister Tudge’s announcement welcomed from Western Sydney MRC.
AMEP Changes The Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) provides up to 510 hours of English language tuition to eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants…
RYPMP Program End
The RYPMP program gave a unique opportunity to facilitate connection and friendships in young people from different cultural backgrounds. RYPMP aimed…
Australian Institute of Family Studies
Australian Institute of Family Studies Webinar – Preparing young people to leave care during COVID-19 Wednesday 27 May 2020 Meet…