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Spectrum and Women’s Health West support financial empowerment of women to pave their way for civic participation.

AMES promotes economic inclusion through fostering cooperation between providers of education, social support, training and employment services.

This program by AMES Australia in partnership with the City of Monash promotes the opportunity for people to learn English and develop their life skills in public libraries.

The Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre aims to bring together individuals, communities and organisations from many different backgrounds, to promote harmony and unity, and to celebrate Interculturalism.

SydWest Multicultural Services promotes inclusion and participation with activities that encourage English language skills.

The Multicultural Sports Club promotes young people to transition into mainstream clubs.

Business Connect Multicultural promotes small businesses to grow expands, sell, succession plan or improve their overall business plans.

The Common Threads Project promotes individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds to develop, share and extend skills within various textile fields by offering weekly group sessions.

AMRC promotes employment through pathways such as training, volunteering and work experience.

The Multicultural Youth Program run by Sydney Multicultural Community Services is a settlement support program that assists eligible youths from refugee and multicultural backgrounds needing necessary support and guidance to effectively settle and do well in the mainstream Australian society.