Four community organisations across Western Sydney, working together through the Western Sydney Region Settlement Consortium (WSRSC), will deliver a coordinated program of events to celebrate Refugee Week 2026.
SydWest Multicultural Services is pleased to announce the appointment of Nazia Ahmed as its new Head of Disability Support.
SydWest Multicultural Services, will mark a major milestone celebrating 40 years of service to culturally and linguistically diverse communities alongside its Annual General Meeting.
SydWest Multicultural Services is excited to announce its annual Seniors Christmas Celebration, taking place on Saturday, December 7th, at Bowman Hall in Blacktown
Assistant Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs the Hon. Julian Hill MP has officially launched the new Western Sydney Region Settlement Consortium (WSRSC) at a special community event in Blacktown last week.
During Refugee Week, SydWest will host a community event in Blacktown featuring a short film and thought-provoking panel discussion to acknowledge and celebrate successful refugee settlement in Western Sydney.
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.
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.