SydWest Multicultural Services is pleased to advise that we have won the Outstanding Community Arts and Culture category in this year’s Zest Awards, hosted by Western Sydney Community Forum.
A new partnership between SydWest Multicultural Services and RMIT University will see humanitarian engineering students working with our culturally diverse community to solve local issues, using local resources.
Each year SydWest has the hard task of awarding a volunteer of the year as part of our annual Volunteer Recognition celebrations.
SydWest this week hosted a delegation from Zimbabwe including the Zimbabwean Ambassador to Australia, a senior MP and business leaders to showcase our successful programs for youth. The visit was organised by Member for Blacktown Stephen Bali MP.
SydWest welcomes several measures announced in last night’s Federal Budget that provide assistance across settlement, aged care, the NDIS and cost of living.
Twenty-five community representatives from the Blacktown area have travelled to the nation’s capital to view democracy in action under a new civics education program for emerging migrant and refugee leaders and those preparing to become Australian citizens.
More than 400 people gathered together for a fun celebration in a joint Harmony Day and Seniors Week event this week, organised by SydWest.
It’s that time of year where SydWest Multicultural Services celebrates women’s achievements as we continue the push for gender equality during celebrations for International Women’s Day (IWD).
Jobseekers looking for a rewarding role supporting seniors to live independently have the chance to meet a range of employers in the one location – and apply for a role on the spot – at events being held in February and March 2024.
SydWest Multicultural Services has welcomed Sandra Casinader and Kim Heng to its Board of Directors.
