Success Stories
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A Successful Upskilling of Disability Employment Services (DES) Participants in Retail
Job Seekers Pumalay Mudliar, Anmol Singh, Christopher Prinze, and Michael Noble all graduated with a Certificate III in Retail in March 2020 just before the COVID-19 social distancing and lockdowns came into place.
SydWest Thanks Our Volunteers
21 May 2020
SydWest Multicultural Services wishes to acknowledge and thank all of our dedicated and hardworking volunteers. Together we make a difference in the lives of the clients we serve.
This week is #national volunteer week. #volunteering is a great way to connect with your local community!
Aged Care Clients Share their Story: Raj & Satya Singh
Client Success: Sarah's Cupcaake Creations
Sarah Osei has a passion for creating and baking. After finishing a baking course in late 2016, she turned her passion into a small business – Sarah’s Cupcaake Creations - a Women Taking Care of Business success story.
Accelerator Success - Shaliny's Story
Shaliny is a great example of the power of the Blacktown Employment Accelerator to successfully accelerate the employment process for both employers and job-seekers.
Client Success Story: Ed Yousef
Ed Yousef is a young man who arrived from Syria in June 2013 seeking a safe place to live, away from war and destruction and looking to start a new life with better opportunities.
SydWest Multicultural Services visits TAFE NSW AMEP Mt Druitt
SydWest’s community engagement activities continued with a special presentation to the Mt Druitt TAFE students. The Settlement Services team visited classes for students from Arab-speaking countries (including Syria and Iraq), Afghanistan, Iran, Ethiopia, Eritrea and DR Congo to provide information on our services and how we can support them as they settle into Australia.
Youth Visit to Parliament House – Canberra and civic participation
SydWest’s Youth Team recently visited Canberra with a group of 26 young people from refugee backgrounds for a trip to both Old and New Parliament House, and a chance to learn about how the Australian Government operates.
Training our Youth to Share their Passion for the World Game
Football is known as the World Game, with culture being the stem for many individuals, families and communities. On the 19th of July, Football NSW in conjunction with SydWest Multicultural Services organised a community coaching session for newly settled refugees.
