Honored to speak at Reclink Australia Corporate Lunch in Melbourne, sharing my journey & promoting sports inclusion.
Grateful for the transformative power of sports & the opportunity to inspire with @ReclinkAus. #CommunityWellness#Inclusion ThroughSports #LifeJourney#ReclinkCor
I’m honored that my work supporting migrants and refugees has been recognized in the Parliament of New South Wales, Australia, with special thanks from Dr David Saliba, Member of the NSW Parliament.
@dodo938@FT Hi David,
Thank you so much for sharing this, I really appreciate you thinking of me. I will definitely take a look.
Hope all is well on your end too.
Warm regards,
Roman
As a Regional Community Network member for Western Sydney at Multicultural NSW, it was a pleasure attending the productive session with the Western Sydney RCN. We discussed key updates, emerging issues, and how to continue empowering our diverse communities.
This is one of those situations when you lost but still won. I’m grateful for last night. No regrets to get in ring one last time.
I almost died in June. Had 8 blood transfusions. Lost half my blood and 25lbs in hospital and had to fight to get healthy to fight so I won.
To have my children see me stand toe to toe and finish 8 rounds with a talented fighter half my age in front of a packed Dallas Cowboy stadium is an experience that no man has the right to ask for. Thank you 🙏
#PaulTyson
Today, I had the privilege of hosting the Fairfield Youth Worker Network (FYWN) meeting at CORE Community Services. We welcomed people from 20 youth organizations to talk about an important issue for young people—the proposal for a minimum age requirement for social media.
Strengthening Social Cohesion Conference
Today, I had the privilege of attending the Strengthening Social Cohesion Conference, hosted by Western Sydney University Alumni and the Centre for Western Sydney.
Great Day for Team Building!
Had a wonderful day at Sydney Botanic Gardens with the MC team from CORE Community Services. We worked together, solved problems, and had a lot of fun. Ended with a nice lunch at Jounieh. Thanks to everyone who made this day special!
I’m thankful to have joined FECAP that brings together service providers and new communities to help support refugees and migrants in Fairfield. It’s great to see people working together to welcome and include everyone.
Today, we were honored to welcome a group of delegations from South Korea to CORE Community Services. They visited to learn about social work in Australia, how nonprofits work with the government, and the diversity of our society.
In partnership with Fairfield High School’s Intensive English Class (IEC), CORE community services, hosted a creative story writing competition during Term 3, 2024, inviting young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds to share their migration stories.
I’m proud to have been part of an event at @corecsorgau, where Chris Bowen MP and Dr David Saliba announced the SETS grant. This grant will help us continue supporting refugees and migrants, giving them the opportunity to succeed.
Refugee, New and Emerging Communities Forum 2024
As a Youth Worker at CORE Community Services, I was proud to attend the Refugee, New and Emerging Communities Forum 2024 at Western Sydney University. With more than 200 participants.
Proud to have attended the first meeting of the Fairfield City Council Multicultural Advisory Committee tonight as a member of the committee! It was an incredible experience meeting all the committee members and Mayor Frank Carbone.
#Community#Diversity#Inclusion#Fairfield