Celebrate International Day of People with Disability 2023 with us! Join Greater Shepparton City Council for a series of events aimed at increasing public awareness, understanding and acceptance of people with disabilities on Monday 4 December, Wednesday 6 December and Thursday 7 December.
Primary Care Connect conduct the Refugee Health Nurse Program. This program is available to any member of the community from a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse background living in the Shepparton and Goulburn Valley catchment area.
Primary Care Connect conducts a free Refugee Trauma Counselling program. Those who have come to Australia on humanitarian protection visa (refugee) or as an asylum seeker are eligible for this program.
Ethnic Council put on a School Holidays Fun event at Kidstown on Friday 2 July with free lunch for Mothers and Children.
The Goulburn Valley Congolese Association, with the support of Ethnic Council of Shepparton, the Voice for Silent People and African House, will present their Congolese Independence Day Celebration at St Paul’s African House, Shepparton, on Saturday 3th July 2021 from 5.00 to 8.00pm.
“Never pick wet apples! They’ll rot faster!” Nothing could speak better to the journey that lies ahead with Under the Trees, a compelling new multimedia theatre work being developed in Shepparton by local Pasifika arts collective Know Your Roots Inc and Melbourne-based Pasifika creatives from Pacific Island Creative Arts Australia.
Set in present-day Shepparton, this seminal new work will delve deeply into the history of migrant Pasifika farm workers and will bring to life their stories along with those of their children who have grown up far from their Island homelands.
“With its rich history and vibrant dwellers, we can’t wait to see what will unfold from the Shepparton stories once they’re ready for picking. I can’t wait for the next stage of this project” says Asalemo Tofete who recently spent the weekend in Shepparton along with his colleagues from Pacific Island Creative Arts Australia meeting and hearing from local community.
What is self care? Where can you go if you’re feeling depressed, or anxious, or need help with translation? These were some of the questions addressed at Shepparton’s Afghan mosque on Monday, May 24 as more than 100 community members gathered for a mental health education session.
Celebration was in the air as the Goulburn Valley Pakistani Association celebrated Eid Al-Fitr at the Shepparton East Bowls Club. The end of Ramadan came with traditional dress, music, food and giving. Children enjoyed dressing up in bright colours, with craft activities available to decorate masks with jewels.
Shepparton Ethnic Council welcomes members of the broader community to participate in a day of discovery of Shepparton’s unique Multicultural communities on Wednesday 26th of May 20210. Seats are limited so please register early.
This family friendly festival is an exhilarating annual event showcasing the rich traditions of different African cultures in regional Victoria and celebrating their amazing talents, music, drumming, dancing and cuisine.