Giving Migrant Mums a Fair Go is part of the ‘Giving mums a fair go: Culturally-responsive care for women from refugee and migrant backgrounds” Study, a multi-year research study supported by the Australian Research Council and the University of Melbourne.
Authorities have issued warnings for people in parts of Western Australia to avoid mosquito bites after Murray Valley encephalitis virus was detected in local mosquitoes. Here’s what you need to know.
If you are working on farms – and – from a non-English speaking background, there is a survey to assist all CALD farm workers with their needs. Each participant will each receive a $150 Giftpay voucher for their time.
The Victorian State Government is helping the AMWU Victoria (Australian Manufacturers Workers Union) put on a free to attend event for women interested in learning more about jobs in the Manufacturing industry. The event will take place on Thursday, April 18th at Broadmeadows Town Hall, from 10:00am to 12:30pm.
Delve deeper into the traditions and celebrations of those who have built their lives, their communities and history here in the heart of regional Victoria at the Converge on the Goulburn two-day festival. Converge on the Goulburn 2024 will take place at Victoria Park Lake, Shepparton on the weekend of 12-13 April, 2024.
Learn Local are not-for-profit community organisations registered and funded by the Victorian Government. There are over 200 Learn Local locations across Melbourne and Regional Victoria offering a wide range of courses. Several course providers are available locally in Shepparton.
The Department of Agriculture (Victoria) has developed a brochure translated into 29 languages. This brochure gives advice about the Queensland Fruit Fly in your garden. Languages included are Arabic, Dari, Hazaraghi, Hindi, Kirundi, Pashto, Persian, Punjabi, Swahili, Tongan, Turkish and Vietnamese.
The Centre for Multicultural Youth (CMY) and Anglicare Victoria present the latest practice framework for engaging multicultural young people experiencing family violence.
Council is seeking feedback from the community on an appropriate way to publicly recognise Greater Shepparton’s diverse First Nations, migrant and refugee communities. At the April 2023 Council Meeting, a Notice of Motion was moved to seek a report for endorsement of the recognition of Indigenous, migrant and refugee communities by way of an avenue of flags in an appropriate location within the municipality. Your input to this consultation is invited. The survey is open until April 24, 2024