MULTICULTURAL EVENTS AND FESTIVALS SET TO BRIGHTEN LOCAL STREETS A bumper number of cultural events and festivals have been scheduled between now and January 2023 with support from a record $1 million investment by the NSW Government. More than 160 community groups have been awarded a share in $1.09 million through the NSW Government’s Stronger Together Grants Program to host local cultural events and festivals. Minister for Multiculturalism Mark Coure said this investment has been made possible thanks to the $28 million multi-year funding that had been secured through the 2022-23 NSW Budget. ...
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NSW GOVERNMENT CONNECTS NEWCOMERS WITH NEW OPPORTUNITIES IN REGIONAL COMMUNITIES Migrants and refugees are being offered new opportunities to resettle in regional communities, thanks to the NSW Government’s Growing Regions of Welcome (GROW) Program. Officially launching today, the NSW GROW pilot program is a $3 million investment by the NSW Government, which is helping new migrants and refugees in Western Sydney find new opportunities in the Murray and Riverina regions. Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW Paul Toole said vibrant communities like Leeton and Walla Walla offer excellent lifestyle and employment opportunities. ...
ONGOING SUPPORT FOR SENIORS IN NSW BUDGET The 2022-23 NSW Budget showcases the NSW Government’s commitment to supporting older residents with the continuation of important programs and cost-saving initiatives. Minister for Seniors Mark Coure said $8 million in the Budget had been secured so events, support programs, and cost-of-living measures could continue. “We believe older people deserve to enjoy the state they have built, and that is why we are ensuring we continue hosting fantastic events such as the NSW Seniors Festival, which includes the Premier’s Gala Concerts, Seniors Comedy Show and Expo,” Mr Coure said. ...
INVESTING IN YOUTH KEY TO STRENGTHENING HARMONY IN NSW Download the PDF file . A stronger and more harmonious future rests with young people, and that is why the NSW Government is investing in communities and offering funding to groups running youth-focused initiatives that promote social cohesion. Minister for Multiculturalism Mark Coure said through the Community Partnership Action (COMPACT) Program, non-for-profit and community groups will be able to apply for a share of $1.5 million to run programs and projects that empower young people to build social harmony and put an end racism. “It is one thing to denounce racism and hate, but we will never be truly rid of it in NSW without meaningful action,” Mr Coure said. “The NSW Government recognises one of those actions must be to empower young people to promote social harmony in their communities. “This funding will go towards programs that not only help ...
NSW Government Wishing you a safe and peaceful Sinhala and Tamil New Year in English, Sinhalese and Tamil ...
Geoff Lee med rel – Boosting jobs for migrant and refugee women BOOSTING JOBS FOR MIGRANT AND REFUGEE WOMEN The NSW Government has made a further investment this financial year to help migrant and refugee mothers learn English, build social networks, secure employment and understand the NSW education system through the National Community Hubs Program. Community Hubs have been activated in 25 schools across NSW to help engage and support migrant and refugee mothers of young children. Minister for Multiculturalism Geoff Lee said the Hubs provide invaluable support to help break down barriers, reduce social isolation and foster community harmony. “The Community Hubs offer essential training including English classes and job readiness, while helping to build social networks through local school communities,” Mr Lee said. The NSW Government has contributed $900,000 to the National Community Hubs Program over the last five years, including an investment of $230,000 this financial ...
Mar 18, 2021
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SCC – Renovation in Progress – Sri Lankan Food Take Away on 13th March It is great to see how the property at 28 Cacia Avenue, Seven Hills is transforming into the Sinhalese Cultural Centre – a historical news to our whole Sinhalese/Sri Lankan community in Sydney, NSW. The SCC team with the great support of the community members is very busy at the moment in renovating the property. The renovation includes removing some internal partitions and consolidating areas, modifications to electrical and other wiring, painting, flooring etc. The work also includes removal of some trees, replacing portions of fences etc. Some work are done by the professional licensed tradesman and other work are done by the volunteers, depending on the type of work. There are many other parts of the renovation which need volunteers and financial contributors support. This includes curtains/blinds, audio and multimedia systems, garden tools ...
Feb 16, 2021
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Tuesday, 23 April 2019 Sri Lanka Easter Sunday Attack I wish to offer my heartfelt condolences to those who lost loved ones in the devastating Easter Sunday terrorist attacks in Batticaloa, Colombo and Negombo in Sri Lanka. Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Sri Lanka and all affected communities in NSW. An attack on people praying peacefully in their place of worship is an attack on all of society. More than ever, we need to stand united across cultures and religions to reject hatred, fear and division. On behalf of the NSW Government, I offer our deepest sympathies to the Sri Lankan community and Christian communities of NSW. The Hon John Sidoti MP ...
Apr 24, 2019
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Ray Williams med rel – $400,000 to support grassroots Rugby in Western Sydney Wednesday, 13 March 2019 $400,000 TO SUPPORT GRASSROOTS RUGBY IN WESTERN SYDNEY Young people from migrant backgrounds across 20 schools in Western Sydney will be encouraged to play rugby union through the Western Sydney Migrants Partnership program. The NSW Government has provided NSW Rugby Union (NSWRU) $400,000 over four years to develop the program and promote positive health outcomes for young people. Minister for Multiculturalism Ray Williams said he was delighted the NSW Liberals & Nationals Government was supporting grassroots rugby initiatives. “This program will help break down barriers and social isolation for people from diverse communities,” Mr Williams said. “Rugby is a global sport played across many multicultural communities. It promotes strong community values of respect, teamwork and inclusiveness.” Liberal candidate for East Hills, Wendy Lindsay said the funding demonstrated the NSW Government’s commitment to supporting local ...
Mar 13, 2019
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