Settlement Services and Employment Support
The Metro Assist Settlement Engagement and Transition Support (SETS) program aims to equip and empower humanitarian entrants, other eligible permanent migrants and their communities to meet their settlement needs within their first five years within Australia. Metro Assist’s SkillME program supports migrants and refugees with overseas skills and qualifications to find meaningful employment
Campsie
02 9789 3744
Phone or online available
Settlement Services and Employment Support
Campsie
Settlement Services and Employment Support
The Metro Assist Settlement Engagement and Transition Support (SETS) program aims to equip and empower humanitarian entrants, other eligible permanent migrants and their communities to meet their settlement needs within their first five years within Australia. Metro Assist’s SkillME program supports migrants and refugees with overseas skills and qualifications to find meaningful employment
Campsie
02 9789 3744
Phone or online available
Settlement Services and Employment Support
Level 2/59-63 Evaline St, Campsie NSW 2194
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Refugee Health Program
The SESLHD Refugee Health Program seeks to promote refugee wellbeing by: Providing school-based early health assessments with referral and linkage to primary care, mainstream and specialist health services Building the capacity of refugee communities to understand and engage in the Australian health care system through the provision of information and translated resources Increasing the capacity of the South East Sydney Local Health District workforce to understand the specific needs of refugee communities through the development and delivery of refugee-specific training and resources Supporting projects that address access and equity issues in health for people of refugee background Supporting research and evaluation of refugee health issues and programs
Darlinghurst
02 9382 8670
Refugee Health Program
Darlinghurst
Refugee Health Program
The SESLHD Refugee Health Program seeks to promote refugee wellbeing by: Providing school-based early health assessments with referral and linkage to primary care, mainstream and specialist health services Building the capacity of refugee communities to understand and engage in the Australian health care system through the provision of information and translated resources Increasing the capacity of the South East Sydney Local Health District workforce to understand the specific needs of refugee communities through the development and delivery of refugee-specific training and resources Supporting projects that address access and equity issues in health for people of refugee background Supporting research and evaluation of refugee health issues and programs
Darlinghurst
02 9382 8670
Refugee Health Program
301 Forbes Street, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, 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
Settlement Services
SSI is a community organisation and social business that supports newcomers and other Australians to achieve their full potential. We work with all people who have experienced vulnerability, including refugees, people seeking asylum and culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, to build capacity and enable them to overcome inequality.
Ashfield
02 8799 6700
Phone or online available
Settlement Services
Ashfield
Settlement Services
SSI is a community organisation and social business that supports newcomers and other Australians to achieve their full potential. We work with all people who have experienced vulnerability, including refugees, people seeking asylum and culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, to build capacity and enable them to overcome inequality.
Ashfield
02 8799 6700
Phone or online available
Settlement Services
2/158 Liverpool Road Ashfield NSW 2131
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SETTLEMENT ENGAGEMENT AND TRANSITION SUPPORT (SETS) PROGRAM
Sydney MCS assists newly arrived migrants, humanitarian entrants and refugees with settling into their new country through our Settlement Engagement and Transition Support (SETS) Program. The SETS Program is funded by the Commonwealth Department of Social Services (DSS). The program provides settlement services to assist refugees and humanitarian entrants during the first five years of arrival in Australia.
Daceyville
02 9663 3922
SETTLEMENT ENGAGEMENT AND TRANSITION SUPPORT (SETS) PROGRAM
Daceyville
SETTLEMENT ENGAGEMENT AND TRANSITION SUPPORT (SETS) PROGRAM
Sydney MCS assists newly arrived migrants, humanitarian entrants and refugees with settling into their new country through our Settlement Engagement and Transition Support (SETS) Program. The SETS Program is funded by the Commonwealth Department of Social Services (DSS). The program provides settlement services to assist refugees and humanitarian entrants during the first five years of arrival in Australia.
Daceyville
02 9663 3922
SETTLEMENT ENGAGEMENT AND TRANSITION SUPPORT (SETS) PROGRAM
3 General Bridges Crescent, Daceyville NSW 2032
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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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Translation Services
The Migration Translators provide translation in many languages for many different document types. Most of our work is done by translators and interpreters with NAATI translator accreditation, which is a prerequisite for many official procedures in Australia (and overseas).
Sydney
1800 900 063
Phone or online available
Translation Services
Sydney
Translation Services
The Migration Translators provide translation in many languages for many different document types. Most of our work is done by translators and interpreters with NAATI translator accreditation, which is a prerequisite for many official procedures in Australia (and overseas).
Sydney
1800 900 063
Phone or online available
Translation Services
Suite 215 / 377 Kent Street Sydney NSW 2000
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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
The Immigration Advice and Rights Centre (IARC) is a specialist, not-for-profit community legal centre (CLC) with over 35 years’ experience in migration law and policy. IARC’s vision is for a fair and just immigration system for everyone, regardless of means. IARC assists migrants experiencing vulnerability in NSW by providing free legal information, advice, and casework services.
Sydney
02 8234 0700
Phone or online available
Sydney
The Immigration Advice and Rights Centre (IARC) is a specialist, not-for-profit community legal centre (CLC) with over 35 years’ experience in migration law and policy. IARC’s vision is for a fair and just immigration system for everyone, regardless of means. IARC assists migrants experiencing vulnerability in NSW by providing free legal information, advice, and casework services.
Sydney
02 8234 0700
Phone or online available
377-383 Sussex St, Sydney, NSW 2000
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Migrant Services and Support
We provide help and support to refugees, people seeking asylum, people in immigration detention and other people who are vulnerable as a result of migration. We also provide services to trace and reconnect families who have lost contact as a result of international or internal conflict, war and disaster.
Sydney
1800Â 733Â 276
Phone or online available
Migrant Services and Support
Sydney
Migrant Services and Support
We provide help and support to refugees, people seeking asylum, people in immigration detention and other people who are vulnerable as a result of migration. We also provide services to trace and reconnect families who have lost contact as a result of international or internal conflict, war and disaster.
Sydney
1800Â 733Â 276
Phone or online available
Migrant Services and Support
464 Kent St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
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Community Migrant Resource Centre (CMRC) is a not-for-profit, charitable organisation established in 1996. CMRC is a leader in the provision of specialised support services to newly arrived migrants, refugees and humanitarian entrants.
Parramatta
02 9687 9901
Phone or online available
Parramatta
Community Migrant Resource Centre (CMRC) is a not-for-profit, charitable organisation established in 1996. CMRC is a leader in the provision of specialised support services to newly arrived migrants, refugees and humanitarian entrants.
Parramatta
02 9687 9901
Phone or online available
Level 4, 1 Horwood Place, Parramatta, NSW 2150
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Food Program
The Asylum Seekers Centre food program provides people seeking asylum with emergency food support and welcome through sharing food. We can provide supermarket vouchers or cash to people when they have no other options to access food. Please contact us if you need help. We also offer hot lunches three times a week at our centre locations at Newtown and Auburn on set days and times. Meals are cooked with love by volunteer groups, and lunchtime is a great time to make friends and connect with the Asylum Seekers Centre community. If you’re already part of the ASC community, there’s no need to book – just drop in.
Various locations
9078 1900
Food Program
Various locations
Food Program
The Asylum Seekers Centre food program provides people seeking asylum with emergency food support and welcome through sharing food. We can provide supermarket vouchers or cash to people when they have no other options to access food. Please contact us if you need help. We also offer hot lunches three times a week at our centre locations at Newtown and Auburn on set days and times. Meals are cooked with love by volunteer groups, and lunchtime is a great time to make friends and connect with the Asylum Seekers Centre community. If you’re already part of the ASC community, there’s no need to book – just drop in.
Various locations
9078 1900
Food Program
43 Bedford Street, Newtown NSW 2042, Australia
View Map44A Macquarie Road, Auburn NSW 2144, Australia
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We are community based, locally managed community organization committed to identifying and responding to a range needs in the local community with special consideration for the socially, economically and linguistically disadvantaged. As a not for profit organization funded by a range of government agencies we hold no affiliations with either political parties or religious organizations and we provide our service in a non-discriminative manner.
Kingsgrove
02 9150 7823
Kingsgrove
We are community based, locally managed community organization committed to identifying and responding to a range needs in the local community with special consideration for the socially, economically and linguistically disadvantaged. As a not for profit organization funded by a range of government agencies we hold no affiliations with either political parties or religious organizations and we provide our service in a non-discriminative manner.
Kingsgrove
02 9150 7823
30 Morgan St, Kingsgrove NSW 2208, Australia
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Family Services
Our Family Workers provide a variety of support to families with child/children between the ages of 0 and 8 years so they can build better futures for their children. We also support parents/carers with information and referrals, providing access to support groups and assisting families towards open pathways to other services in the community. Our Family Workers seek to strengthen families links to community through warm referrals where emerging issues can be identified – such as domestic and family violence, child developmental diagnosis, mental illness and homelessness.
9599 7821
Family Services
Family Services
Our Family Workers provide a variety of support to families with child/children between the ages of 0 and 8 years so they can build better futures for their children. We also support parents/carers with information and referrals, providing access to support groups and assisting families towards open pathways to other services in the community. Our Family Workers seek to strengthen families links to community through warm referrals where emerging issues can be identified – such as domestic and family violence, child developmental diagnosis, mental illness and homelessness.
9599 7821
Family Services
Support Services
The Asylum Seekers Centre supports people in a time of limbo. People can wait years for their refugee applications to be processed so the Asylum Seekers Centre helps with practical support in the meantime. Services include: The Asylum Seekers Centre health clinic (serviced by nurses, GP and physio), help with job searches, community lunches, advice and support for people in crisis or experiencing homelessness, community activities (including women's groups and LGBTIQ+ support) and education support (including English lessons).
Newtown
02 9078 1900
Support Services
Newtown
Support Services
The Asylum Seekers Centre supports people in a time of limbo. People can wait years for their refugee applications to be processed so the Asylum Seekers Centre helps with practical support in the meantime. Services include: The Asylum Seekers Centre health clinic (serviced by nurses, GP and physio), help with job searches, community lunches, advice and support for people in crisis or experiencing homelessness, community activities (including women's groups and LGBTIQ+ support) and education support (including English lessons).
Newtown
02 9078 1900
Support Services
43 Bedford Street, Newtown, NSW 2042
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Since our establishment we have worked with different waves of migrant and refugee settlers living in St George and the Sutherland Shire. Our focus is to assist and advocate for people from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities to ensure they can build and use their skills and capacities, access social and economic opportunities, become self-reliant, and participate equitably in Australian society.
Various locations
Various locations
Since our establishment we have worked with different waves of migrant and refugee settlers living in St George and the Sutherland Shire. Our focus is to assist and advocate for people from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities to ensure they can build and use their skills and capacities, access social and economic opportunities, become self-reliant, and participate equitably in Australian society.
Various locations
Bexley Community Centre, 405 Bexley Road, Bexley NSW 2207
View Mapsuite 2/23-25 Frederick Street, Rockdale NSW 2216, Australia
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View Map3A Stapleton Ave, Sutherland NSW 2232, Australia
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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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Their mission is to be a safe community for forcibly displaced peoples to thrive and belong. We work for the rights, access and opportunity of forcibly displaced peoples.
South Granville
02 9727 9290
South Granville
Their mission is to be a safe community for forcibly displaced peoples to thrive and belong. We work for the rights, access and opportunity of forcibly displaced peoples.
South Granville
02 9727 9290
197 The Trongate, South Granville NSW 2142
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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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Medicare
Medicare is Australia’s universal health care system. It is run by Services Australia. Medicare helps with the costs of seeing a doctor, buying medicines and getting mental health care. Visit the Services Australia website to read about what Medicare covers and how to enrol.
Various locations
132 011
Phone or online available
Medicare
Various locations
Medicare
Medicare is Australia’s universal health care system. It is run by Services Australia. Medicare helps with the costs of seeing a doctor, buying medicines and getting mental health care. Visit the Services Australia website to read about what Medicare covers and how to enrol.
Various locations
132 011
Phone or online available
Medicare
36 Eton St, Sutherland NSW 2232, Australia
View Map430 Forest Rd, Hurstville NSW 2220, Australia
View Map15-21 President Ave, Caringbah NSW 2229, Australia
View Map75 Railway St, Rockdale NSW 2216, Australia
View Map137-153 Crown St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
View Map19-23 Hollywood Ave, Bondi Junction NSW 2022, Australia
View Map23 Balmain Rd, Leichhardt NSW 2040, Australia
View Map19-21 Anglo Rd, Campsie NSW 2194, Australia
View Map56 Railway Parade, Burwood NSW 2134, Australia
View Maplevel 2/1 North Terrace, Bankstown NSW 2200, Australia
View Map140 Redfern St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
View Map314 Marrickville Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia
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Arab Council Australia are a secular, non-profit independent community organisation working to bring about social justice and improve the lives of the most vulnerable people in the community. They assist refugees, humanitarian and newly arrived migrants with their settlement needs, provide crisis relief and counselling support to individuals and families in crisis, and victims of domestic violence and abuse and promote cultural awareness and respect for diversity in Australian communities.
Villawood
02 9709 4333
Phone or online available
Villawood
Arab Council Australia are a secular, non-profit independent community organisation working to bring about social justice and improve the lives of the most vulnerable people in the community. They assist refugees, humanitarian and newly arrived migrants with their settlement needs, provide crisis relief and counselling support to individuals and families in crisis, and victims of domestic violence and abuse and promote cultural awareness and respect for diversity in Australian communities.
Villawood
02 9709 4333
Phone or online available
2/44-46 Mandarin St, Villawood NSW 2165
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