Western Sydney MRC was privileged to have partnered with the City of Sydney to organise a Multicultural Futsal Tournament in celebration of Refugee Week 2018 The City of Sydney holds a men’s futsal tournament every year however chose to organise an event specifically for communities with an asylum seeker and...
Western Sydney MRC has paired with Newtown-based social enterprise, The Social Outfit, to run an eight-week program for young girls. The Social Outfit is a social enterprise based in Newtown that functions to promote employment within the fashion industry amongst people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. This includes training in...
Western Sydney MRC partnered with Football Federation Australia and the Western Sydney Wanderers to Introduce a Pilot MiniRoos Settlement Program into Western Sydney Aldi MiniRoos is a program designed by Football Federation Australia (FFA) for children aged between 4 and 11 years old to introduce them to the sport of...
Western Sydney MRC, through the Liverpool Refugee and Migrant Interagency Health and Wellbeing Subcommittee, launched a weekly men’s group, during which men who speak Arabic were invited to come together to learn more about mental wellbeing. The men attended a seven-part series of poetry workshops, exploring concepts of mental wellbeing,...
On Friday 24th November 2017, the staff at Western Sydney MRC marched with the local community at the White Ribbon Campsie Lakemba March 2017 to raise awareness about violence against women. The White Ribbon March is an annual event that sees hundreds of people come together to stand up and speak...
Western Sydney MRC was privileged to receive a visit from The Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco, Mr Karim Medrek Ambassador of The Kingdom of Morocco, Mr Karim Medrek, and Mr Ahmed Ait Aissa, Deputy Head of Mission (Public Diplomacy and Cultural Affairs) visited Western Sydney Migrant Resources Centre to get a...
The Liverpool Migrant Resource Centre (MRC) and Partners in Recovery (PIR) South Western Sydney bring you Liverpool’s first Multicultural Wellness Festival. Held on Thursday 01 December at St. Luke’s Church Grounds, 156 Northumberland Street in Liverpool from 3 – 8pm the event was a great success. The Multicultural Wellness Festival...
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