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Settlement and Community Services
SETTLEMENT SERVICES
STATUS RESOLUTION SUPPORT
COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAM
REDBANK PLAINS COMMUNITY CENTRE
WELCOME HUBS
BRISBANE MULTICULTURAL CENTRE
GRANTS LIST

True inclusion can only occur when the whole community signs up to create a welcoming environment where everyone can belong.

We collaborate with 17 Welcome Hubs in local communities across Brisbane—local community organisations that want to welcome their newest neighbours. Through cultural conversations, storytelling, training, International Women’s Day events, Harmony Day celebrations, community festivals and forums, we find ways for people to connect and participate in the social and economic life of Queensland. Apart from making new friends and social connections, they discover pathways to training and employment, understand more about their local community, and learn about local supports and services.

Australians old and new have been profoundly impacted by their Welcome Hub experiences:

“I learned about the incredible courage and resilience of refugees.”

“I was awed by the inspiring joy that they had and how they saw everything as a new opportunity.”

“I want to meet more Aboriginal people, because they are the owners of the land.”

“I felt that I am not isolated in foreign country and I have many friends that we could celebrate together and connect.”

To get involved with your local Welcome Hub use the links below.

Welcome Hub Locations
To talk to Multicultural Australia about starting a Welcome Hub, contact us

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Acknowledgement of country
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of all the lands on which we meet, work and live and recognise that this land has always been and always will be Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander land.

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Multicultural Australia respects and values Australia’s First Nation peoples’ enormous resilience, courage, determination and often unrecognized contributions to this country’s social and economic development. We walk together in solidarity in the shared pain of the past and with shared hope for the future.