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The DriveAbout App assists young drivers and drivers from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds to stay safe by improving their understanding of Australian road rules.

A series of road safety education sessions were delivered by the Northern Area MRC and regional MRCs in South Australia.

Multicultural Australia connects new Australians with Queensland businesses through the ‘Work & Welcome’ Program.

CatholicCare Tasmania provides conversational style English practice for people from refugee and migrant backgrounds.

Migrant Information Centre Eastern Melbourne held a Youth Public Transport Marathon that focused on building newly arrived young people’s confidence and knowledge of public transport.

AMRC Adelaide, Northern Area MRC and regionals MRCs in Bordertown, Murray Bridge, Mount Gambier and Naracoorte delivered health and wellbeing workshops to women of migrant and refugee backgrounds in partnership with SA Health.

The ‘Ask Maria’ Project, initiated by Women’s Legal Service SA (WLSSA), was delivered to women of refugee and migrant backgrounds in regional South Australia.

CORE Community Services partners with Fairfield City Police Area Command for Coffee with a Cop.

When starting this project, CMRC had two objectives: developing stronger relationships with local real estate agencies and building capacity among refugee and migrant tenants and community leaders. However, a third objective has been to shift the focus away from crisis management towards early intervention and prevention.