The Centre for Cultural Diversity in Ageing is funded by the Department of Health and Aged Care under the Partners in Culturally Appropriate Care (PICAC) program and supported by Benetas. The Centre provides expertise in culturally inclusive policy and practices for the aged services sector.
Hawthorn East
03 8823 7979
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Hawthorn East
The Centre for Cultural Diversity in Ageing is funded by the Department of Health and Aged Care under the Partners in Culturally Appropriate Care (PICAC) program and supported by Benetas. The Centre provides expertise in culturally inclusive policy and practices for the aged services sector.
Hawthorn East
03 8823 7979
Phone or online available
789 Toorak Road Hawthorn East
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The NSW Refugee Health Service aims to protect and promote the health of refugees and other people from refugee-like backgrounds who live in NSW. It provides clinical services across local health districts in metropolitan Sydney and has a statewide role in policy, training, research, advocacy and reporting.
Liverpool
02 9794 0770
Phone or online available
Liverpool
The NSW Refugee Health Service aims to protect and promote the health of refugees and other people from refugee-like backgrounds who live in NSW. It provides clinical services across local health districts in metropolitan Sydney and has a statewide role in policy, training, research, advocacy and reporting.
Liverpool
02 9794 0770
Phone or online available
Suite 1, Level 3, 157-161 George Street Liverpool NSW 2170
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We are a state-wide multicultural youth specialist service. We work to provide support and expertise to ensure young people from multicultural communities are able to build the skills, knowledge and networks they need to be active participants in Australian society.
East Sydney
East Sydney
We are a state-wide multicultural youth specialist service. We work to provide support and expertise to ensure young people from multicultural communities are able to build the skills, knowledge and networks they need to be active participants in Australian society.
East Sydney
401/52-58 William St, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011
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Advice & Case Work
RACS is a strong, independent public voice for the rights of refugees and people seeking asylum. We assist people of all nationalities, religions, and sexual and gender identities.
02 8355 7227
Phone or online available
Advice & Case Work
Advice & Case Work
RACS is a strong, independent public voice for the rights of refugees and people seeking asylum. We assist people of all nationalities, religions, and sexual and gender identities.
02 8355 7227
Phone or online available
Advice & Case Work
Translation of Resources
The NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service (MHCS) provides culturally appropriate health information and communication initiatives for culturally and linguistically diverse communities. MHCS’s services include advice on multilingual health communication initiatives, a translation service, media advice, research and the production and distribution of multilingual resources.
Surry Hills
02 9332 9710
Phone or online available
Translation of Resources
Surry Hills
Translation of Resources
The NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service (MHCS) provides culturally appropriate health information and communication initiatives for culturally and linguistically diverse communities. MHCS’s services include advice on multilingual health communication initiatives, a translation service, media advice, research and the production and distribution of multilingual resources.
Surry Hills
02 9332 9710
Phone or online available
Translation of Resources
Level 3, 349 Crown St. Surry Hills NSW 2010
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Muslim Women Australia – formerly Muslim Women Association, was established in 1983, making us over 35 years old. Our vision is to provide Australian women of diverse backgrounds with the opportunities to enable them to actively participate in and contribute to Australia’s culturally and religiously diverse society. We are committed to fairness, equality and justice in all our interactions and activities that support women from diverse backgrounds.
Lakemba
02 9750 6916
Phone or online available
Lakemba
Muslim Women Australia – formerly Muslim Women Association, was established in 1983, making us over 35 years old. Our vision is to provide Australian women of diverse backgrounds with the opportunities to enable them to actively participate in and contribute to Australia’s culturally and religiously diverse society. We are committed to fairness, equality and justice in all our interactions and activities that support women from diverse backgrounds.
Lakemba
02 9750 6916
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47 Wangee Rd Lakemba NSW 2195, Australia
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FECCA is the peak, national body representing Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. FECCA’s role is to advocate and promote issues on behalf of its constituency to government, business and the broader community.
Canberra
02 6282 5755
Phone or online available
Canberra
FECCA is the peak, national body representing Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. FECCA’s role is to advocate and promote issues on behalf of its constituency to government, business and the broader community.
Canberra
02 6282 5755
Phone or online available
Unit 1, Level 6, 54 Marcus Clarke Street, Canberra City, ACT 2601
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The Refugee Council of Australia (RCOA) is the national umbrella body for refugees and people seeking asylum and those who support them. We are a nonprofit organisation which is completely independent of government.
Surry Hills
02 9211 9333
Surry Hills
The Refugee Council of Australia (RCOA) is the national umbrella body for refugees and people seeking asylum and those who support them. We are a nonprofit organisation which is completely independent of government.
Surry Hills
02 9211 9333
Suite 4A6, 410 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills 2010
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The Turkish Welfare Association works to provide support and advocacy for the Turkish Community in Australia. All activities are open to all communities. We provide counselling, financial support and other services to people who are in need. Primarily focusing on elderly individuals and unemployed young people.
Auburn
02 9649 7502
Auburn
The Turkish Welfare Association works to provide support and advocacy for the Turkish Community in Australia. All activities are open to all communities. We provide counselling, financial support and other services to people who are in need. Primarily focusing on elderly individuals and unemployed young people.
Auburn
02 9649 7502
33 Gelibolu Pde Auburn NSW 2144, Australia
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Disability Advocacy
The Multicultural Disability Advocacy Association of NSW (MDAA) is the peak body for all people in NSW with disability and their families and carers, with a particular focus on those from a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) / non English Speaking (NES) background with disability.
Various locations
(02) 9597 5455
Phone or online available
Disability Advocacy
Various locations
Disability Advocacy
The Multicultural Disability Advocacy Association of NSW (MDAA) is the peak body for all people in NSW with disability and their families and carers, with a particular focus on those from a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) / non English Speaking (NES) background with disability.
Various locations
(02) 9597 5455
Phone or online available
Disability Advocacy
building 2/7-11 The Avenue, Hurstville NSW 2220, Australia
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During the first five years in Australia, the NRCME supports migrants in assimilating into Australian society. The NRCME does this through increasing public awareness of migrant health and well-being, addressing cultural challenges such as language difficulties, and assisting parents and communities of cultural and linguistic variety in the educational system. They assist in finding housing, employment, and education opportunities, seniors programs including regular calls to check in, youth and kids hubs that include mental health and wellbeing services and empowerment services and provide counselling to individuals and families.
478 054 020
Phone or online available
During the first five years in Australia, the NRCME supports migrants in assimilating into Australian society. The NRCME does this through increasing public awareness of migrant health and well-being, addressing cultural challenges such as language difficulties, and assisting parents and communities of cultural and linguistic variety in the educational system. They assist in finding housing, employment, and education opportunities, seniors programs including regular calls to check in, youth and kids hubs that include mental health and wellbeing services and empowerment services and provide counselling to individuals and families.
478 054 020
Phone or online available
ANCORW is a lobbying, advocacy and research group which works with and for refugee women and their families in order to bring about change in the refugee system and to enhance their ability to rebuild their lives.
Sydney
02 9385 1961
Phone or online available
Sydney
ANCORW is a lobbying, advocacy and research group which works with and for refugee women and their families in order to bring about change in the refugee system and to enhance their ability to rebuild their lives.
Sydney
02 9385 1961
Phone or online available
Centre for Refugee Research, Room 1502, Mathews Building, School of Social Work, University of NSW, Sydney 2052
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Torture and Trauma Survivor Support
STARTTS is a specialist, not-for-profit organisation that was established in 1988. It provides culturally relevant psychological treatment and support, and community interventions, to help people and communities heal the scars of torture and refugee trauma and rebuild their lives in Australia. STARTTS also fosters a positive recovery environment through the provision of training to services, advocacy and policy work.
Carramar
02 9646 6700
Phone or online available
Torture and Trauma Survivor Support
Carramar
Torture and Trauma Survivor Support
STARTTS is a specialist, not-for-profit organisation that was established in 1988. It provides culturally relevant psychological treatment and support, and community interventions, to help people and communities heal the scars of torture and refugee trauma and rebuild their lives in Australia. STARTTS also fosters a positive recovery environment through the provision of training to services, advocacy and policy work.
Carramar
02 9646 6700
Phone or online available
Torture and Trauma Survivor Support
152–168 The Horsley Drive Carramar NSW 2163
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Multicultural Centre for Women's Health increase migrant and refugee women’s opportunities for health and wellbeing in Australia through bilingual health education, advocacy and leadership.
Collingwood
1800 656 421
Phone or online available
Collingwood
Multicultural Centre for Women's Health increase migrant and refugee women’s opportunities for health and wellbeing in Australia through bilingual health education, advocacy and leadership.
Collingwood
1800 656 421
Phone or online available
Suite 207, Level 2, 134 Cambridge Street, Collingwood, VIC, 3066
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SpeakOut is a key organisation for migrant and refugee women within NSW. We support women experiencing domestic and family violence or who are at risk of homelessness due to violence or abuse. We empower them providing information, guidance and other direct services. We help them access the resources they need to live independently, free from violence, exploitation and discrimination.
02 9635 8022
Phone or online available
SpeakOut is a key organisation for migrant and refugee women within NSW. We support women experiencing domestic and family violence or who are at risk of homelessness due to violence or abuse. We empower them providing information, guidance and other direct services. We help them access the resources they need to live independently, free from violence, exploitation and discrimination.
02 9635 8022
Phone or online available
