Australia Multicultural Community Centre (ausmcc)

Our Projects/Workshops

Skills Development Workshop (Click on poster to register)

Free Mental Health First Aid Training For Adults

Free Youth Mental Health and First Aid

Information Session
Human Exploitation and Forced Marriage

Australian Multicultural Community Center Human Rights Workshop

Debt Management Workshop

Australian Multicultural Community Center Debt Management Workshop

Mother's Day Session

Workshop on Employment Regulations

Workshop and Community Celebration

Join us for an enriching workshop on financial management, presented in collaboration with SSI. Explore key concepts in financial management while immersing yourself in a vibrant community celebration representing Eid, Easter, and Nepalese New Year. Open to all community members, this event will be a unique blend of learning and celebration. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to broaden your financial knowledge and revel in the spirit of cultural diversity.

Register now by scanning the QR code in the flyer below or clicking the link provided:

Workshop and Community Celebration Registration Link

We look forward to seeing you there!

Gaza Community Support Program
Community Morning Tea: Connecting Across Culture

The Australian Multicultural Community Center, along with Australian Relief Organization Ltd, is here to lend a helping hand with essential needs such as food parcels, furniture, sanitary items, children's toys, recreational activities, housing assistance and referrals. This program started from the 21st of February 2024, and the primary goal is to foster a sense of community among women from diverse cultural backgrounds, providing a platform for them to share experiences, offer support, and explore way for collaboration and personal growth.

Join us for a morning of connection as we come together to enjoy refreshment and build bridges between new family members arriving from Gaza. Come share stories, experiences, and support one another in a warm and welcoming environment. All are welcome to our peer support group.

When: Every Wednesday (9:30 AM - 11:30AM)
Where: Australian Multicultural Community Center - 12 Dimboola Road, Broadmeadows 3047

Reach out to us for support and information.

For more inquiries, booking, and more information,
Phone No.: 0422 144 408
Email address: info@ausmcc.org.au

Your well-being matters to us.
You are not alone, we are in this together.

Harmony Day 2024

We are delighted to invite you to our Harmony Day event, co-hosted by the Hume City Council, Australian Multicultural Community Center, Brotherhood of St. Lawrence, and Spectrum. The event will be held at the Hume Global Learning Centre - Craigieburn on Friday, 22nd of March from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, with a special Iftar included. 

To RSVP, kindly register online using the following link: 
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/building-bridges-with-fun-harmony-week-community-event-tickets-861276068907?aff=oddtdtcreator

We are looking forward to a memorable evening of unity and cultural appreciation.

2023 - 2024 Hume Empowering Communities Youth-Led Grant (Round 2) Funding
Funded by Hume City Council

We are proud to announce that the Australian Multicultural Community Centre has been awarded the Hume Empowering Communities Youth-Led Grant for the years 2023-2024. This grant, generously funded by the Hume City Council, supports our youth-led initiatives aimed at creating a positive impact within our community.

Youth-Led Funded Projects

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1. Hassan Short Film Project

Led by Ahmad Yousuf, auspiced by Australian Multicultural Community Centre

Ahmad Yousuf’s project, “Hassan,” is an exciting venture within the realm of filmmaking. This project aims to create a compelling short film that explores the challenges of peer pressure and the consequences of risk-taking behavior. By harnessing the power of storytelling, “Hassan” seeks to raise awareness and promote healthy decision-making among young individuals. What sets this project apart is its active engagement of young people in every aspect of the storytelling and filmmaking process, allowing them to be key participants from start to finish.

2. Cyber Security Awareness Project​

Led by Leano Pheto, auspiced by Australian Multicultural Community Centre

We are excited to introduce the Cyber Security Awareness Project as part of our ongoing initiatives to ensure the safety and well-being of our community, particularly our young individuals, in the digital age.

In this project, Leano will be delivering a crucial cyber security awareness program that aims to empower young people with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the online world safely. With the ever-increasing presence of technology and the internet in our lives, it is essential to equip young individuals with the tools to protect themselves and make informed decisions online.

Through interactive workshops, educational materials, and engaging discussions, the Cyber Security Awareness Project will cover various topics, including the following:
   – Understanding online threats and risks
   – Safe internet browsing practices
   – Recognizing and avoiding scams and phishing attempts

By raising awareness and providing practical guidance, this project plays a crucial role in fostering a safer online environment for our youth. Through the Cyber Security Awareness Project, we aim to empower young individuals to make informed choices and take control of their digital lives.

We are delighted to introduce the Get Active Project, a support group initiative specifically designed for individuals with disabilities in our community. Thanks to the generous funding from the Hume City Council through the 2023 Community Grants Program, we are able to establish a permanent venue that will serve as a dedicated space for inclusive collaboration and engagement.

Our goal is to create a warm and welcoming environment where individuals with disabilities can come together, alongside guest speakers, volunteers, and staff. Through regular gatherings and activities, the Get Active Project aims to foster empowerment, social connection, and overall well-being.

The Get Active Project will provide a safe and accessible space for participants to engage in a variety of physical activities, recreational programs, and educational workshops. By promoting physical fitness, mental well-being, and social inclusion, we strive to empower individuals to lead active and fulfilling lives.

With an emphasis on support and community, we aim to create an environment where participants can share experiences, offer encouragement, and build lasting connections. The Get Active Project offers a unique opportunity for individuals with disabilities to come together, learn from one another, and navigate life’s challenges as a united group.

We are excited to witness the positive impact this project will have on the lives of our community members. Through the Get Active Project, we hope to inspire and uplift individuals with disabilities, providing them with the necessary support to thrive and live their best lives.

3. Get Active Project​

Funded by Hume City Council through the 2023 Community Grants Program

4. Multicultural Women Support Group

Multicultural women

Welcome to the Multicultural Women Support Group, a community initiative aimed at empowering and supporting women from diverse cultural backgrounds. Our purpose is to create a safe and inclusive space for women to come together, share experiences, and provide mutual support.

The Multicultural Women Support Group embraces the rich diversity of our community by fostering connections and understanding among women from different cultural backgrounds. We understand that women face unique challenges related to cultural adjustment, language barriers, and social isolation. This support group aims to address these challenges and provide a platform for personal growth, empowerment, and friendship.

Through our regular meetings, workshops, and activities, we facilitate opportunities for women to learn from one another, build resilience, and improve their well-being. Our discussions cover a range of topics that are relevant and meaningful to multicultural women, including cultural identity, self-care, career development, and community engagement.

By creating a welcoming atmosphere, we aim to empower and inspire women to embrace their cultural heritage, overcome barriers, and reach their full potential. Together, we celebrate diversity and the strength that comes from sharing our stories, traditions, and wisdom.

The Multicultural Women Support Group invites women from all cultural backgrounds to join us in a journey of self-discovery, personal growth, and cultural exchange. By connecting with like-minded individuals, building lasting friendships, and providing support, we believe that together, we can make a positive impact in our own lives and those around us.

If you would like more information about our projects or support groups, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We would be happy to answer any questions you may have or provide further details about our Multicultural Women Support Group.

To get in touch with us, feel free to reach out via email at info@ausmcc.org.au or give us a call at  0422 677 012. Our friendly team is ready to assist you and provide the information you need. We can provide you with details about upcoming meetings, workshops, and activities, as well as how to get involved and join our supportive community.

Upcoming 2024 Workshops and Training

The following workshops and training sessions will be available in 2024, providing a unique opportunity for volunteers and key community workers to acquire valuable skills and knowledge. Stay tuned for more details and registration information.

Cultural Competence and Sensitivity

This workshop, presented by experienced professionals in the field, focuses on the importance of cultural competence and sensitivity for volunteers and key community workers. Participants will have the opportunity to learn from experts who have extensive experience in cross-cultural communication and community engagement. The workshop aims to enhance understanding, respect, and inclusion within multicultural settings.

 

Trauma-Informed Training for Volunteer Community Key Workers

This training, presented by highly skilled and experienced practitioners, is designed to equip volunteer community key workers with the knowledge and skills to provide trauma-informed support. With specialized expertise in trauma-informed care, the presenters will guide participants through a comprehensive program that addresses trauma, its impact, trauma-informed communication techniques, and self-care strategies. Participants will benefit from the expertise of professionals who have firsthand experience in supporting trauma survivors.

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