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Service
Directory 2021
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Table of
Contents
SCARF Overview……... 3
Refugee Support………. 4
Accommodation and Housing…...…. 7
Child and Youth Services………. 10
Drug and Alcohol Services………. 12
Employment……….. 13
English Language Support and Translation Services…..…… 15
Family and Community Services………. 16
Health Services………. 18
Legal and Immigration Support………. 21
Transport……... 23
Education ……… 25
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SCARF Overview
SCARF, or Strategic Community Assistance to Refugee Families, is an independent, volunteer
powered organisation that helps refugee entrants to build a sense of belonging and navigate the
personal and practical challenges of starting a new life in Australia. We provide friendship-based
and practical support focussing on education, social inclusion and employment support.
Our Vision
To see refugee entrants settled happily and participating fully in the life of the wider community.
Our Purpose
To provide refugee entrants support by creating connections and generating opportunities that
build a sense of belonging, promote social and economic inclusion and empower individuals and
families to lead independent lives.
Our Programs
● Social inclusion activities like Coffee Community Connections,, playgroups, women’s only
nights, children and youth programs, excursions, family picnic events and more.
● Education and tutoring includes Homework Help for high school students, Homework Club
for primary students from years 4-6 and tertiary support for students studying at university,
TAFE or UOW College.
● SCARF Befriending matches local volunteers with new community members from refugee
backgrounds, who are seeking support in the form of friendship, cultural orientation,
conversational English practise, engagement with local social and community activities, or
assistance accessing essential and specialist services.
● Driver mentoring supports learner drivers’ transition from their learner’s permit to
provisional licence.
● Youth programs include sport and recreation, leadership and personal development camps
and art / drama / music workshops.
● Adult Continuous Learning provides individual support and workshops that help adults to
gain skills required for successful settlement including: form filling, resume writing and job
readiness, citizenship practise, language and literacy support and more.
● Community Education offers tailored presentation for students, teachers, local businesses
and other groups to help build understanding of the refugee experience.
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Refugee Support
Organisation Services Provided
SCARF Refugee Support WHO → SCARF provides friendship-based and practical
support to all people from refugee backgrounds for
as long as they need it.
WHAT → SCARF provides friendship support, youth
programs, social inclusion activities, learner driver
support, education and tutoring, employment
support and more.
WHERE → Address:
Phone: 02 4224 8646
Website: www.scarfsupport.com.au
Email: scarf@scarfsupport.org.au
Australian Red Cross WHO → Red Cross is the provider of the Humanitarian
Settlement Program in the Illawarra. Funding for
this program is provided by the federal government
Department of Social Services.
WHAT → Red Cross provides casework and a range of
services to help newly arrived refugees establish
themselves. Services are provided from arrival until
18 months post-arrival.
WHERE → Address: Suite 3, Level 1/65-67 Burelli Street,
Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 02 8383 7555
Website: www.redcross.org.au
Email: nswinfo@redcross.org.au
IMS (Illawarra Multicultural WHO → IMS or Illawarra Multicultural Services is a
Services) government funded refugee support organisation
that offers a large range of services to support
people from refugee backgrounds in their
settlement in Wollongong.
WHAT → Local provider of the Settlement Services Program
or SSP. Provides individual case management,
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information and referral and community capacity
building support. For more information about
services see website.
WHERE → Address: Level 1, 67-69 Market Street Wollongong
NSW 2500
Phone: 02 4229 6855
Website: www.ims.org.au
Email: info@ims.org.au
MCCI (Multicultural WHO → MCCI is a non-profit organisation that represents
Communities Council of the the interests of people from culturally and
Illawarra) linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds in the
Illawarra region.
WHAT → MCCI delivers a wide range of services in aged care,
youth development and training in NSW and ACT.
WHERE → Address: 117 Corrimal Street Wollongong NSW
2500
Phone: 02 4229 7566
Website: www.mcci.org.au
Email: admin@mcci.org.au
STARTTS NSW (Service for WHO → STARTTS is the NSW Service for the Treatment and
the Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture and Trauma Survivors
Rehabilitation of Torture and
Trauma Survivors) WHAT → STARTTS provides culturally relevant psychological
treatment, support and community interventions
to help people and communities heal the scars of
torture and refugee trauma and rebuild lives.
WHERE → Address: 31 Auburn Street, Wollongong NSW 2500
Postal address: PO Box 203 Fairfield NSW 2165
Phone: 02 9057 7380
Website: www.startts.org.au
Email: stts-startts@health.nsw.gov.au
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Settlement Services WHO → SSI is a community organisation that supports
International newcomers and other Australians to achieve their
full potential. SSI works with all people who have
experienced vulnerability including: refugees,
people seeking asylum and CALD communities to
build capacity and enable them to overcome
inequality.
WHAT → Disability services, asylum seeker assistance, arts &
culture, community engagement, community hubs,
community support program, early intervention,
employment, future ability and much more.
WHERE → Address: 89 Market Street Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 0434 644 326
Website: www.ssi.org.au
Email: info@ssi.org.au
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Accommodation and Housing
Organisation Services Provided
WEFH Wollongong WHO → WEFH supports families and individuals who are
Emergency Family Housing homeless or at risk of homelessness to either sustain
their existing accommodation or attain and keep
new tenancies.
WHAT → Early intervention, case management, referral,
advocacy and information.
WHERE → Address: 75-79 Keira Street, Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 02 4228 0955
Website: www.wefh.org.au
Email: info@wefh.org.au
Housing New South Wales WHO → Housing NSW is an agency of the Department of
Communities and Justice that is responsible for the
provision and management of public housing
services with the aim to prevent homelessness and
more.
DCJ Housing provides free, confidential and qualified
language services to clients who may need
information or assistance with housing.
The interpreter and language services provided by
DCJ Housing assist clients to communicate with staff
to ensure that the information provided to them is
accurate and the type of assistance they receive is
suitable to their needs.
WHAT → Housing assistance, Rent start Bond Loans,
Link2Home Homelessness and more.
WHERE → Address: 7-11 Bridge Street, Coniston NSW 2500
Phone: (02) 4222 8400
Phone: 1300 652 488 (Translating and Interpreting
Service
Website: www.facs.nsw.gov.au/housing
St Vincent de Paul Illawarra WHO → “Vinnies” provides support to people who are
Homeless Coordination experiencing homelessness or at risk of experiencing
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Service homelessness.
WHAT → Offers accommodation, placement and support in
housing.
WHERE → Address: 12-16 Miller Street, Coniston NSW 2500
Phone: 02 4228 8140
Website: www.vinnies.org.au
The Housing Trust WHO → The Housing Trust is a community based organisation
Wollongong aiming to address homelessness in Wollongong. It
provides assistance to people from refugee
backgrounds, older people, youth and people
identifying with other demographics.
WHAT → Provides housing to people experiencing
homelessness and assists in sustaining tenancy.
WHERE → Address: Level 7, Bridge Street Wollongong NSW
2500
Phone: 02 4254 1166
Website: www.housingtrust.org.au
Email: info@housingtrust.org.au
SAHSSI Wollongong Crisis WHO → SAHSSI (Supported Accommodation and
Accommodation Homelessness Services Shoalhaven Illawarra) is an
organisation the provides refugee accommodation
for up to six women with or without children
(including boys up to 17 years)
WHAT → Provides crisis accommodation for women and their
children fleeing unsafe conditions in their own
homes.
WHERE → Address: Level 1, 63a Market Street Wollongong
2500
Phone: 02 4229 8523
Website: www.sahssi.org.au
SYFS Southern Youth and WHO → Southern Youth and Family Services’ primary
Family Services purpose is to support and care for vulnerable,
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(See also FACS Family and disadvantaged and homeless young people aged
Community Services) between 12 and 24 years, as well as those at risk of
disadvantage and homelessness.
WHAT → Provides supported accommodation, housing, out of
home care services, health services, family services,
education, employment and training services and
more.
WHERE → Address:
- SYFS Centre: 25 Lake Entrance Road Warilla
NSW 2528
- Family Services Centre: 467 Crown Street
Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone:
- SYFS Centre: 02 4295 8700
- Family Services Centre: 02 4221 7700
Website: www.syfs.org.au
Email: sysfs@syfs.org.au
9 of 26Child and Youth Services
Organisation Services Provided
Big Fat Smile WHO → Big Fat Smile is a not-for-profit organisation
providing child care to the community with over 26
community preschools.
WHAT → Child care services
WHERE → Address: 1 / 98 Railway Street Corrimal NSW 2518
Phone: 02 4283 9900
Phone: 1300 002 237
Website: www.bigfatsmile.com.au
Email: info@bigfatwmile.com.au
Wollongong Youth Services WHO → Youth Services is a government funded youth service
organisation.
WHAT → It focuses on community development, capacity
building and connection young people with the
services, support and opportunities which best meet
their needs.
WHERE → Address: 85 Burelli Street Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 02 4227 8222
Email: youthservices@wollongong.nsw.gov.au
RYPMP Refugee Youth Peer WHO → RYPMP is a government funded mentoring program.
Mentoring Program with IMS
WHAT → It helps young people from refugee backgrounds
with employment and education as well as
supporting access to different services.
WHERE → Address: Level 1, 67-69 Market Street Wollongong
NSW 2500
Phone: 02 4229 6855
Website: www.ims.org.au/our-programs/refugee-
youth-peer-mentoring-program-rypmp
Email: info@ims.org.au
10 of 26CareSouth WHO → A local community-based organisation with a focus
on supporting the safety, development and
empowerment of children and adults.
WHAT → Offer programs like Brighter Futures, Champions,
Permanency Support and Foster Care, Specialist
Youth Support Services, Residential Care, NDIS
Disability Services and Family Connections to help
assist children and their families through difficult
times.
WHERE → Address: 2 Matilda Way, Berkeley, NSW 2506
Phone: 1300 554 260
Website: www.caresouth.org.au
The Disability Trust WHO → The Disability Trust is a service provider for people
with disabilities.
WHAT → Provides services to people with disabilities and their
families including life skills training, support
coordination, health and fitness, therapy services
and clinical support, supported independent living
and accommodation, short stay accommodation,
respite and much more.
WHERE → Address: 5 Edney Lane, Spring Hill NSW 2519
Phone: 02 4255 2000
Website: www.disabilitytrust.org.au
Greenacres WHO → Greenacres provides services and supports for
people with disabilities.
WHAT → Post-school support, employment, respite ageing
support, activities, friendship and individual support.
WHERE → Address: 2 / 4 Ralph Black Drive North Wollongong
NSW 2500
Phone: 1800 462 446
Website: www.greenacres.net.au
Email: info@greenacres.net.au
11 of 26Drug and Alcohol Services
Organisation Services Provided
IDAS Illawarra Drug and WHO → Drug and alcohol related health services for people
Alcohol Service who wish to stop or cut down their drug and alcohol
use.
WHAT → This service provides counselling, information,
support, treatment programs, help with withdrawal
symptoms, group programs, education workshops
and more.
WHERE → Address: The Orana Centre, 2 Rawson Street
Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 1300 652 226
Website: https://www.islhd.health.nsw.gov.au/services-
clinics/drug-alcohol-service
ADIS Alcohol & Drug WHO → This information line supports those having issues
Information Service with drugs and alcohol or whose family member or
friend is having issues.
WHAT → Provides information, support, counselling and
referrals to services.
WHERE → Phone: 1800 250 015
Website:
https://yourroom.health.nsw.gov.au/getting-
help/Pages/adis.aspx
12 of 26Employment
Organisation Services Provided
Ostara Australia WHO → Ostara Australia addresses vocational and non-vocational
barriers faced by disadvantaged job seekers
WHAT → Ostara Australia offers employment services to assist
people disadvantaged through age, health, disability or
cultural background with finding and keeping sustainable
employment
WHERE → Address: Level 5 - Suite 3, 221 Crown Street, Wollongong
Phone: 02 9055 1610
Mobile: 0435 968 509
Website: http://www.ostara.org.au
WHO → Refugee Employment Support Program (RESP) is an
Refugee Employment initiative by the NSW Government, management by the
Support Program NSW Department of Industry
WHAT → RESP addresses the challenges that are experienced by
refugees and asylum seekers in finding long term skilled
employment opportunities
WHERE → Phone: 13 28 11
Enquiries:www.training.nsw.gov.au/build/online_forms/g
eneral_enquiry_form.html
Website:www.training.nsw.gov.au/programs_services/fun
ded_other/resp/index.html
Green Connect WHO → Opportunities for young people and people from refugee
backgrounds.
WHAT → Sustainable business planning, running waste audits and
management plans, farm management and labour hire for
the young and community members from refugee
backgrounds.
WHERE → Address: 5 / 82 Wentworth Street Port Kembla NSW 2505
Phone: 02 4243 1537
Website: www.green-connect.com.au
13 of 26Email: enquiries@green-connect.com.au
NSW Fair Trading WHO → Helps anyone seeking information about fair working
conditions and legislation, or people looking for support
and advice about their workplace conditions and
treatment.
WHAT → Protects consumers, workers, tradespeople and business
within NSW.
WHERE → Phone: 13 32 20
Website: www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au
Volunteering Illawarra WHAT → Promotes local volunteer opportunities and advocates for
the value of volunteers.
WHERE → Provides information about where, when and how they
can volunteer within the local community.
WHAT → Address: Corner of Church and Burelli Streets Wollongong
NSW 2500
Phone: 02 4227 7163
Website: www.volunteeringillawarra.org.au
Email: volunteering@wollongong.nsw.gov.au
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Organisation Services Provided
TIS Translating and WHO → TIS provides help to non-English speakers.
Interpreting Service
WHAT → Provides assistance such as immediate phone interpreting,
client liaison and use of interpreter services.
WHERE → Phone: 131 450
Website: www.tisnational.gov.au
Wollongong City WHO → Your local Wollongong council’s interpreter service for non-
Council Language English speakers.
Assistance
WHAT → Service provides assistance such as immediate phone
interpreting, client liaison and us of interpreter service.
WHERE → Address: 41 Burelli Street Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 02 4227 7650
Email: interpreters@wollongong.nsw.gov.au
15 of 26Family and Community Services
Organisation Services Provided
Barnardos WHO → Barnados offers welfare support for families.
WHAT → Barnados provides a number of services including: supported
playgroups, intensive family support, referral services,
information on substance use in pregnancy, parenting services,
temporary family care, kinship care and more.
WHERE → Address: 13 Green Street, Warrawong NSW 2502
Phone: 02 4275 8575
Website: www.barnados.org.au/ourcentres/south-coast
Community WHO → Community Gateway is a service provider in disability and aged
Gateway care.
WHAT → Provides in home care and program hub activities for people
living with a disability and the aged in our community. These
include aged care services, disability support, health and
wellbeing, community participation, culturally and linguistically
diverse CALD activities, health and nutrition classes, youth
groups and more.
WHERE → Address: 17 Auburn Street Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 1300 657 473
Website: www.communitygateway.net.au
Email: info@communitygatewa.net.au
SYFS Southern Youth WHO → SYFS supports a range of people in the local community. Its
and Family Services primary purpose is to support and care for vulnerable,
disadvantaged and homeless young people aged between 12
and 24 years, as well as those at risk of disadvantage and
homelessness
WHAT → Provides services including: aged care support, disability
support, wellbeing support, community participation,
culturally and linguistically diverse CALD activities, health and
nutrition classes, youth groups and more.
WHERE → Address:
16 of 26- SYFS Centre- 25 Lake Entrance Road Warilla NSW 2528
- Family Services Centre- 467 Crown Street Wollongong
NSW 2500
Phone:
- SYFS Centre: 02 4295 8700
- Family Services Centre: 02 4221 7700
Family Services WHO → Family Services supports children, young people and their
Illawarra families to keep safe, healthy and connected.
WHAT → Family Services Illawarra offers a number of services including:
advice and support, family support, playgroups, domestic
violence programs, disability employment programs and
education programs.
WHERE → Address: Family Services House, O136 Ground Level,
Stockland Civic Plaza,
211 Lake Entrance Road Shellharbour City Centre
NSW 2529
Phone: 02 4255 5333/1800 372 000
Website: www.fsi.org.au
Email: admin@fsi.org.au
Wollongong WHO → WWIS helps women in need of support.
Women’s
Information Services WHAT → WWIS supports women who have been victims of domestic
violence, assist women who are experiencing isolation,
marginalisation, disadvantage or other life-effecting issues by
providing information and referral to health services, legal aid,
government services and much more.
WHERE → Address: 170 Corrimal Street Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 02 4228 1499
Website: www.wwis.org.au
Email: wwis@wssis.org.au
17 of 26Health Services
Organisation Services Provided
Headspace WHO → Headspace is a free health service for young people aged 12-
25 years.
WHAT → Health services including: psychologists, counsellors, youth
workers and doctors.
WHERE → Address: 7 Atchison Street Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 02 4220 7660
Website: https://headspace.org.au/headspace-
centres/wollongong/
Email: headspace@gph.org.au
Flourish Australia WHO → Flourish supports people experiencing mental ill-health.
WHAT → Supports are offered in areas such as employment,
connection, personal development and more.
WHERE → Address: 3 Station Street Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 02 9393 9156
Website: www.flourishaustralia.org.au
NSW Rape Crisis WHO → NSW Rape Crisis provides services for anyone who has
Centre experienced or is at risk of experiencing sexual assault.
WHAT → Telephone and online crisis counselling.
WHERE → Phone: 1800 424 017
Website: www.nswrapecrisis.com.au
Multicultural Health WHO → Support accessing Healthcare for people from culturally and
linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds
Illawarra-
Shoalhaven Local
WHAT → Implement and monitor a range of programs to facilitate
Health District
equitable access to health care for individuals from (CALD)
backgrounds.
WHERE → Address: Level 1, 67-71 King Street Warrawong
18 of 26Phone: 02 4221 6770
Website: https://www.islhd.health.nsw.gov.au/services-
clinics/multicultural-health
Email: leissa.pittts@health.nsw.gov.au
NSW Refugee WHO → NSW Health: Refugee Health Service
Health Service
WHAT → A health service for people from refugee backgrounds
offering health assessments, information on health service
providers, health programs for refugees, referrals and more
WHERE → Suite 1, Level 3, 157-161 George Street Liverpool NSW 2170
PO Box 144 Liverpool BC NSW 1871
Website: www.SWSLHD-RefugeeHealth@health.nsw.gov.au
Transcultural WHO → Transcultural Mental Health Centre
Mental Health
WHAT → Service providing mental health support to people from
refugee backgrounds
WHERE → Address: 5 Fleet Street Parramatta 2151
Phone: 02 9912 3851
Website: www.dhi.health.nsw.gov.au/transcultural-mental-
Centre
health-centre
MDAA Multicultural WHO → Multicultural Disability Advocacy Association
Disability Advocacy
Association WHAT → Service can be accessed centrally and appointments can be
made in the Wollongong office
WHERE → Address: 10-12 Hutchinson Street Granville NSW 2142
Local appointments: Level 1, 175 Keira St Wollongong NSW
2500
Phone: 1800 629 072
Mobil: 0434 745 582
Website: https://mdaa.org.au
Email: wollongong@mdaa.org.au
19 of 26NEAMI National WHO → NEAMI provides community-based mental health services
that support people to improve their wellbeing, live
independently and pursue a fulfilling life
WHAT → Services include mental health support, group programs,
suicide prevention, short-term residential services, residential
rehabilitation, NDIS services, clinical mental health support
and intake and assessment
WHERE → Address: 24 Kenny Street, Wollongong
Phone: (02) 4226 3277
Website: www.neaminational.org.au
One Door Mental WHO → One Door Mental Health is creating a world where people
Health living with mental illness are valued and treated as equals
WHAT → Provides bilingual mental health support services by culturally
and linguistically diverse community members with mental
illness, their families and carers. One door also provides other
associated services.
WHERE → Address: 32-34 Auburn Street, Wollongong
Phone: 0408 368 538
Website: wollongong@onedoor.org.au
20 of 26Legal and Immigration Support
Organisation Services Provided
Illawarra Legal Centre WHO → ILC is a non-profit legal support centre.
WHAT → It offers services via phone, at a number of outreach
locations pertaining to general law, tenants’ services, welfare
rights, child support, financial counselling, children’s court
assistance, Aboriginal legal access, community legal
education and law reform and policy work.
WHERE → Address: 7 Greene Street, Warrawong NSW 2502
Phone: 4276 1939 (For General Law, Welfare Rights, Child
Support and Financial Counselling)
Phone: 04274 3475 (For Tenant Services)
Website: www.illawarralegalcentre.org.au
IARC Immigration WHO → IARC provides a number of services to vulnerable people.
Advice and Rights
Centre WHAT → Services include: advice in relation to legal problems,
immigration, domestic violence and more.
WHERE → Address: Level 8, 377-383 Sussex Street Sydney NSW 2000
Phone: (02) 8234 0700
Website: https://iarc.asn.au
Email: iarcadmin@iarc.asn.au
Legal Aid Wollongong WHO → Legal Aid is available to anyone seeking legal support.
WHAT → Legal advice and support.
WHERE → Address: Graovac House, Ground Floor, 73 Church Street
Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: (02) 4228 8299
Website: www.legalaid.nsw.gov.au
Legal Aid WHO → Immigration Legal Aid is aimed at people who want a visa to
(Immigration Service) live in Australia or people who have questions about their
immigration status in Australia.
21 of 26WHAT → Specialist legal service offering free legal advice, assistance
and representation in refugee law and other immigration
matters.
WHERE → Address: 323 Castlereagh Street Haymarket NSW 2000
Phone: 02 9219 5790
Website: www.legalaid.nsw.gov.au
Multicultural NSW WHO → Multicultural NSW: Settlement Portal
WHAT → A portal providing information about settlement to help all
migrants living in NSW. This portal provides links to useful
organisations, websites and resources about housing,
education, employment, emergency services, transport,
language, law and humanitarian law.
WHERE → Phone: (02) 8255 6767
Website: https://multicultural.nsw.gov.au/communities
Email: contact@multicultural.nsw.gov.au
Department of Social
WHO → Department of Social Services
Services
WHAT → Services catering for the specific needs of migrants and
refugees settling in Australia. “Our mission is to improve the
wellbeing of individuals and families in Australian
communities.”
WHERE → Phone: 1300 653 227
Website: www.dss.gov.au/settlement-services
Refugee Council of WHO → Refugee Council of Australia
Australia
WHAT → A support council for refugees and people who work to
support community members from refugee backgrounds,
offering connection with support, information and advocacy.
WHERE → Website: www.refugeecouncil.org.au
22 of 26Transport
Organisation Services Provided
CTWS Community WHO → CTWS transports local community groups and individuals in the
Transport local Wollongong and Shellharbour government areas.
WHAT → Provides affordable and reliable community transport options
for eligible community groups and individuals.
WHERE → Address: Level 5, Wollongong City Council, 41 Burelli Street,
Wollongong NSW 2500
Phone: 1300 987 422
Website: www.ctws.com.au
L2P Driver Mentoring WHO → SCARF Refugee Support
WHAT → SCARF volunteers practice driving with community members
who have at least level 2 English and 20 hrs instructions with an
Australian driving school under a NSW learner licence.
Information day is Wednesday from 2pm - 4pm.
WHERE → Address:
Phone: 02 4224 8646
Website: www.scarfsupport.com.au
Email: scarf@scarfsupport.org.au
Drive Time WHO → NRMA and Gymea Community Aid and Information
WHAT → A driver licensing support program for refugees in Wollongong
and Fairfield. Volunteer mentors help participants access NRMA
driver training.
To be eligible, participants must:
- Have arrived in Australia on a refugee visa from 1 Dec 2011
- Live in Western Sydney or the Illawarra
- Be aged 25-55
- Have a Certificate II in English or equivalent
- Be registered with Refugee Employment Program
- Have previous driving experience and a NSW learner licence
Be ready for employment after obtaining a driver licence
WHERE → Phone: 13 11 22 or 0478 748 387
23 of 26Website:
www.mynrma.com.au/community/initiatives/programs/refugee-
learner-driver-program
Email: drivetime@gcais.ngo.org.au
24 of 26Education
Organisation Services Provided
TAFE Illawarra WHO → TAFE provides vocational training and personal
enrichment courses.
WHAT → A registered training organisation offering a large
range of course and certificate levels.
WHERE → Address: Foley’s Lane North Wollongong NSW
2500.
Phone: 131 601
Website: www.tafensw.edu.au/locations/illawarra
NSW Multicultural Education WHO → NSW Multicultural Education provides a
coordinated approach to supporting refugee
students led by executive staff and designated
personnel ensures that the needs of refugee
students can be addressed.
WHAT → Offers safety, support and security to help
refugee students adjust to a new life in Australia,
recover from their traumatic experiences and
facilitate their education.
WHERE → General inquiries
multicultural.programs@det.nsw.edu.au
Leader, Multicultural Education
02 7814 2826
Multicultural and EAL/D Education Coordinator
02 7814 3755
Multicultural Education Administration Officer
02 7814 3713
Henry Parkes Equity Resource Centre
02 8808 1179
Anti-racism Education Advisor
02 7814 2607
Communications and Translations Advisor
02 7814 3124
25 of 26EAL/D Education Advisor
02 7814 3727
EAL/D Education Advisor (Rural & Regional)
02 7814 3731
Intensive English Programs Advisor
02 7814 3284
Multicultural Education and Community Relations
Advisor
02 7814 2607
New Arrivals Program Advisor
02 7814 3046
Refugee Student Programs Advisor
02 7814 3796 or 02 7814 3715
Phone: 02 4224 8646
Email: scarf@scarfsupport.org.au
Web: www.scarfsupport.org.au
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