Liverpool, NSW 2170
Campbelltown, NSW 2560
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Monday: 9-5pm
Tuesday: 9-5pm
Wednesday: 9-5pm
Thursday: 9-1pm
Friday: 9-5pm
Western Sydney MRC’s casework services and group work activities provide you with a range of settlement supports if you are from a migrant or refugee background. This also now include the Pacific Engagement Visa (PEV) and the Falepili Mobility Pathway which are two distinct permanent residency streams under Australia’s Subclass 192 visa program.
Our Settlement Engagement and Transition Supports (SETs) Caseworkers provide remote and face to face support to clients. SETS casework is targeted at newly arrived refugees and migrants (This also now include the Pacific Engagement Visa (PEV) and the Falepili Mobility Pathway which are two distinct permanent residency streams under Australia’s Subclass 192 visa program).
Our caseworkers are focused on building client capacity to access services and participate fully in Australian life. The casework support we provide is varied and can range from building capacity to equip humanitarian entrants and vulnerable migrants with settlement, social, and economic participation tools.
We run various termbased programs including social support groups, education sessions and skill building workshops.
Our casework support is based on your needs and can support you in a range of areas including housing, health, family relationships, legal connections and transport.
We can help you connect you to other services within the community. Our services aim to develop your confidence in accessing Australian systems.
THIS PROGRAM IS FUNDED BY Department of Home Affairs AND WE ARE PART OF THE Western Sydney Region Settlement Consortium
If you would like to enrol yourself, a child email the program coordinator or for referring organisations simply complete the referral form. There may be a waiting list for our programs, however you will be contacted by one of our team to confirm your enquiry.
POWERED BY COMMUNITY
The Liverpool Migrant Resource Centre welcomes the opportunity to make this submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Migration and the opportunity to reflect on the efficiency and effectiveness of our service and the settlement sector more broadly.
In recognition of Refugee Week and United Nations International Yoga Day, our staff and clients joined YogaHive in a lunchtime yoga practice, held at KGV Recreation Centre. Along with presentations and there was delicious Addison Road Street Food Markets, with refugee and asylum seeker market holders showcasing food from their part of the world. We accompanied 24 Syrian and Iraqi refugees to the YogaHive ‘Belong’ event. Everyone participated in an aboriginal smoking ceremony, yoga class and delicious lunch. The yoga was thoroughly enjoyed and the participants have asked for more classes to help them relax and feel health.