This year, Metro Assist gathered with members of the community to celebrate Lunar New Year together and make traditional Chinese dumplings!
Alongside refugees, community leaders and those who work with refugees in the community services sector, we celebrated Refugee Week with events including s Soccer Gala and celebration dinner.
If you've been impacted by recent flooding, you may be eligible for free Financial Counselling. Call (02) 9789 3744 to learn more.
Let's reflect on what we know about the experiences of women and get on with the work that still needs to be done to ensure women can live in safety and fulfil their potential.
Western Sydney MRC, CORE CS, Metro Assist and SSI organised the South-West Sydney COVID-19 Rapid Response targeted Community Leader meeting on July 8, 2021.
Another group of 11 newly arrived refugees have completed their Cert. III in Driving Operations.
Metro Assist together visited and distributed essential packs to residents in boarding houses in Campsie.
Best wishes from all of us at Metro Assist! Please note our office will be closed over the Christmas and New Year period. We wish you and your loved ones a safe and relaxing holiday season.
If you are experiencing difficulties with money, we can help. If you have any problems understanding your finances; or feel stressed because of overdue bills then please call us.
Metro Assist has developed a fact sheet and videos on cervical screening for multicultural communities.
Sohel has experienced hardship and challenges since coming to Australia from Bangladesh. Read his story here.
Despite COVID-19, the English conversation lessons for native Chinese speakers are continued online via WeChat.
Meet Aliyah, she is a single mum who has recently migrated from India and left a domestic violence relationship.
Meet Rohin, who has newly arrived in Sydney. With the help of the SkillME program he has found a job despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
SkillME, in partnership with Clavax, is holding an IT Career Advice Workshop for overseas-trained IT Professionals.
Thread Together sources brand new clothing from retailers all over Australia and redistributes to the community though charities, including Dress for Work.
Meet Askar, a Project Engineer originally from Egypt. Aksar gained confidence through the SkillME program which helped him prepare for job interviews.
Anna is a migrant mother of four. Her and her partner lost their jobs recently due to COVID-19 and they are struggling to provide for their family.
Amali and her husband has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out how our relief service has helped them in a time of need.
Congratulations to Mariana, with her perseverance, she has finally resumed her career in environmental engineering.
The Inner West Music Fest Bushfire Appeal was on 19th January 2020 at Pratten Park.
Read about our amazing event at Burwood Park!
Hicham Jansis came to Australia with his parents just two years ago from the war torn city of Homs.