Multicultural communities

The Albury region has a unique multicultural heritage. Traditionally the home of the Wiradjuri people, the region became home to German, Dutch, Italian, Greek and Polish migrant communities after World War II, with settlements located at Bonegilla.

More recently, Indian, Filipino, Bhutanese, Nepalese, South African and Congolese residents have contributed to the city’s vibrant, cosmopolitan feel. Albury has also become a Regional Settlement Hub for families from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nepal, Bhutan and Sudan.

Our Vision

We celebrate our multicultural heritage and uphold that people from multicultural backgrounds are valued, supported, included and respected members of the community.

Everyone in our community has the freedom to express their cultural, linguistic and religious traditions without fear or discrimination.

Our Action Plan

The development of the Multicultural Plan is the reaffirmation of a long-term commitment by AlburyCity to diversity, inclusion and belonging.

This Plan provides an outline of how AlburyCity has integrated the Principles of Multiculturalism into our work and how we will engage with multicultural communities over the next five years.

Its development was guided by the expertise, knowledge and lived experiences of our CALD community leaders, service providers as well as community members.

We are grateful to all who took part in the process and provided input generously.

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  We plan better, including using data to plan services and policies. AlburyCity addresses the needs of the multicultural community through planning and integrates multicultural policy goals into all of its planning processes.

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  We ensure that people from diverse cultural backgrounds receive high-quality services that meet their needs.

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  We ensure that AlburyCity has effective processes for engaging with people from culturally diverse communities to inform service and policy design and to provide mechanisms for feedback.

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  We ensure that all leaders value diversity and strive to support diversity in its various forms. Our Councillors, Executives and Council Officers promote and are accountable for the implementation of the Principles of Multiculturalism within the council and the local community.

Specialist Multicultural Service Providers

• Albury Wodonga Ethnic Communities Council (AWECC) keyboard_arrow_right

  Albury Wodonga’s peak multicultural organisation.

  Offering a range of programs and services to support refugees, migrants, asylum seekers, and service providers. These programs help people find employment, volunteer opportunities, and build strong community connections.

  Settlement, Engagement and Transition Support (SETS): Supports community leaders, new and emerging community groups and organisations to support communities towards collectively increasing the social participation, economic and personal well-being of community members ensuring positive settlement outcomes are sustained in the long term.

  Driver Support: Assists new migrants with language barriers to get their driving licence.

  Health Awareness and Mental Health: Partners for Change is a partnership AWECC has with the Victorian Department of Health to support the health needs of newly arrived migrants.

  Ovens and Murray Multicultural Mental Health & Wellbeing Project: Supports the mental health and wellbeing needs of multicultural communities enhancing mental health literacy. The project seeks ways to overcome stigma aimed to increase help seeking behaviours among communities and raises cultural awareness for mental health service providers.

  Emergency Resilience and Management: Emergency management programs to support the multicultural communities partnering with Ambulance Victoria, Community Fire Authority (CFA), Ethnic Communities Council Victoria and Local Government Authorities.

  Education: Works with the local schools and tertiary institutions to support CALD students and parents/carers to understand and navigate the education system.

  TAFE Awareness Sessions: Partners with Wodonga TAFE to provide awareness session with students studying English as the second language on a variety of topics monthly.

  Family Safety (Relationships and Family Violence Prevention): Provides information sessions on standards of behaviour and to avoid unacceptable behaviour.

  Employment/Business/Volunteering: Works with agencies supporting CALD communities to obtain and engage in gainful employment and volunteering outcomes.

  Referrals may be made to other services.

  Phone: 6024 6895

  Address: 153 High St, Wodonga

  Email: contact@awecc.org.au

  Website: www.awecc.org.au

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  Addresses migrant and refugee settlement needs to improve social participation, economic wellbeing, independence, personal well-being and community connectedness.

  SETS Program: After clients are referred from Humanitarian Settlement Program (HSP) are supported until they become citizens. Often this support continues even after they become citizens.

  Eligibility: Humanitarian entrants. Family stream migrants with low English proficiency. Dependents of selected working and skilled migrants with low English proficiency. Selected temporary residents and other stream visas.

  The Drive to Connect Program: This program’s funding is limited each year providing approximately 5 women in the SETS Program driving lessons. A wait list exists.

  Cultural Exchange Programs: Tertiary Tips, Homework Help, Conversations in English, Fitness Classes, and Coffee and Cards. Free during School Terms.

  Other: Volunteer Referrals, Training for Pathways to Volunteering and Employment and Cultural Awareness Training.

  Phone: 6021 0990

  Address: Mirambeena Community Centre: 19 Martha Mews, Lavington

  Email: reception@vrb.org.au

  Website: www.vrb.org.au/multicultural

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  Delivers a range of programs to refugees, asylum seekers and those from migrant backgrounds:

  Humanitarian Settlement Program (HSP):Support is delivered to clients using an individualised case management approach tailored to their needs, strengths, and goals. The types of support clients receive may include:

  • airport reception

  • short-term accommodation
  • referral to mainstream and specialist support services
  • connections to local community groups and activities
  • assistance to find long-term accommodation
  • help to learn English, gain employment and access education and training
  • orientation to Australia, including our values and laws.

  Eligibility: To find out about visa classes eligible please visit Humanitarian Settlement Program

  Phone: 02 5963 2999

  Address: 1/324 Griffith Rd, Lavington

  Email: hspalbury@redcross.org.au

  Website: www.redcross.org.au/migration/humanitarian-settlement

  Emergency Relief for Temporary Visa Holders:
  Support for temporary visa holders, people applying for protection and people with an uncertain visa status to help meet their basic needs. Emergency relief is a small one-off payment to help people meet their needs like food, medicine or shelter.
  Eligibility: You may be eligible if you; hold a temporary visa, are over 18 years of age, are living in Australia and you meet our financial hardship threshold.
  Email: grantsupport@redcross.org.au
  Website: Emergency relief support for temporary visa holders | Australian Red Cross

  Support for Trafficked People Program (STPP): If you have experienced human trafficking, forced labour or forced marriage, Red Cross can support you and help you to recover.
  Our program can provide:

  • casework support
  • financial support
  • access to health and accommodation services
  • referrals to counselling
  • referrals to legal and migration support.

  Eligibility: Currently, eligibility to the program is determined by:

  • The Australian Federal Police – 131 AFP (131 237) or Human trafficking, slavery and slavery-like practices (including forced marriage) information report - AFP
  • The Additional Referral Pathway – 1800 000 277 or Additional Referral Pathway (ARP) | The Salvation Army Australia

  Phone: 1800 113 015

  Email: national_stpp@redcross.org.au

  Restoring Family Links: If you have been separated from family by war, disaster or migration, Red Cross could support you.
  How we can help:

  • Find a family member missing as a result of war, disaster or migration through family tracing
  • Send a message to a relative where there is no formal means of communication
  • Check the welfare of a relative overseas whom you are unable to reach
  • Provide you with a confirmation of detention

  Phone: 1800 875 199
  Email: tracing@redcross.org.au

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  A small volunteer group which works with members of the local African and Syrian community who have arrived here on humanitarian visas.

  Offers support and guidance principally in the early settlement years. Works with these communities and their leaders to build capacity and independence.

  Email: murrayvalleysanctuary@gmail.com

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  The RDA Murray Welcoming Experience is a free service for skilled migrants (and their families) moving to regional NSW for work. If you have a job in the Albury area, RDA Murray’s Local Connectors can help you:

  • Find job opportunities for your partner
  • Search for housing
  • Choose child-care services
  • Meet and connect with your neighbours.

  Referrals welcome.

  Phone: 6060 2491

  Address: 442 Swift St, Albury

  Email: skilledmigration@rdamurray.org.au

  Website: www.rdamurray.org.au/the-welcome-experience.

• The NSW Service for the Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture and Trauma Survivors (STARTTS) keyboard_arrow_right

  Supports those who have experienced torture or trauma:

  • Counselling and Support Groups: Individual and group sessions for adults, children, and adolescents
  • Community Programs: Activities to help people heal and rebuild in Australia.

  Programs offered:

  • Weekly Groups: Youth (high school age), Syrian adults (Arabic-speaking), and Bhutanese seniors
  • Fortnightly Group: Single women’s group for Congolese women
  • Youth Camps: Twice a year for teenagers and young adults from refugee backgrounds
  • Families in Cultural Transition Program (FICT): 10-week program in Swahili and Nepali language.

  Other support includes:

  • Building skills for community leaders
  • Help to start sports teams, language classes, and cultural events.

  Free transport is available for programs.

  Referral required.

  Phone: 02 9646 6700

  Email: stts-startts@health.nsw.gov.au

  Website: www.startts.org.au

Other Local Supports

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  Albury Wodonga Ethnic Communities Council (AWECC)

  Supports, assists and advocates for obtaining meaningful employment and/or volunteering pathways.

  Call 6024 6895, walk in 153 High St, Wodonga, email: contact@awecc.org.au, or click www.awecc.org.au.

  Referral: Walk in, direct contact, online registration or formal referral.

  Regional Development Australia (RDA) Murray - The Welcome Experience

  The Welcome Experience is a free service that helps essential workers and their families settle into life in regional NSW—specifically across the Albury, Federation, and Greater Hume areas. Funded by the NSW Government and delivered by Regional Development Australia Murray, the program offers personalised, on-the-ground support to make moving easier, faster, and less overwhelming.

  Whether it’s help finding a rental, choosing a school, connecting with local clubs, or linking a partner with job opportunities, The Welcome Experience is designed to support the whole household—not just the worker. Our Local Connectors know the region, understand the challenges of relocation, and are here to help newcomers feel confident, supported, and genuinely welcomed into their new community.

  To learn more, call (02) 6060 2491 or email team@rdamurray.org.au

  Workforce Australia: Online, Employment Service Providers, Transition to Work & Parent Pathways

  Government service that helps people find work. It is managed by the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR). It includes:

  • Online tools and resources. Anyone in Australia can use these.
  • Local service providers. These providers offer personalized support.

  If you receive income support payments (such as Centrelink) and have “mutual obligation” requirements, you must participate in:

  • Workforce Australia Online or
  • Workforce Australia Employment Service Provider

  The choice depends on your personal situation and the “Jobseeker Snapshot” assessment.

  What to Expect When Referred to a Provider

  When you join a Workforce Australia service provider:

  • You are called a participant.
  • You’ll be referred to a nearby provider by Centrelink.
  • You can also ask to be referred to a specific provider if you prefer.

  Your First Appointment

  • Your provider will contact you within 10 days of the Centrelink referral.
  • They will schedule your first appointment and check if you need an interpreter.
  • This appointment is face-to-face.

  Services and Support

  Providers offer a variety of services to help you prepare for and keep a job. These may include:

  • Basic Needs
    • Emergency short-term housing
    • Food assistance (onsite or referrals to Foodbank)
    • Mobile phone support (for job searching)
  • Job Preparation
    • Help with resumes and interview skills
    • Training in digital skills
    • Career counselling and job-readiness programs
    • Soft skills training, like job resilience
  • Specific Support Based on Needs
    • Professional counselling (individual or group)
    • Help with transport to work or activities
    • Job-specific protective clothing
    • Courses for English language skills (SEE or AMEP programs)
  • Post-Employment Support
    • Support after you start a job (for up to 6 months)
    • Mental health and wellness workshops

  Workforce Australia Employment Service Providers (including Transition to Work and Parent Pathways):

  Madec Australia: Call 6058 5900 or walk in 530–540 Swift Street, Albury

  CVGT: Call 6022 0915 or walk in 504 Swift Street, Albury

  Asuria:  Call 1800 773 338 or walk in 512 Swift Street, Albury

  Or call the National Customer Service on 1800 802 260 to select a Workforce Australia Employment Provider.

  Workforce Australia Local Jobs Program (Goulburn Murray)

  This program is designed to meet local job needs by connecting people to training and job opportunities. Employment facilitators work in 51 regions to connect people to jobs, training, and other supports through local partnerships. The focus is on local needs and includes support from local businesses and community group.

  Connect with your local Employment Facilitator at Goulburn/Murray - Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, Australian Government.

  Workforce Australia Self-Employment Assistance Program - Asuria

  Self-employment opportunities. Helps you consider and explore business ideas.

  Eligibility conditions apply.

  Call 1800 773 338, walk in Suites 1-2, 512 Swift St, Albury,  click www.workforceaustralia.gov.au/individuals/training/activities/self-employment-assistance or register for advice www.asuari.com.au/register-for-sea.

  Disability Employment Service (DES)

  Disability Employment Services (DES) is the Australian Government’s employment service that helps people with disability prepare for, find work and keep a job.

  Jobseekers can access DES either through referral by Services Australia:

  • Generally, for those receiving Centrelink payments who have Mutual Obligation or Compulsory Participation Requirements.
  • Or by directly registering with a DES provider of their choice.

  Eligibility conditions apply.

  A jobseeker can let Services Australia know their preferred DES provider they would like to be referred to. To find a DES provider go to the DES provider search page here: Find a Service Provider | Job Access

  Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program

  The SEE Program offers free training to help improve participant’s reading, writing, maths and basic computer skills. The SEE Program is funded by the Australian Government for eligible participants.

  Find your local SEE Program - Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, Australian Government.

  Some quick facts about SEE:

  1. SEE is a free and flexible program.
  2. Training is based on participant’s future goals
  3. Participants can begin at their own level and learn at their own pace
  4. Participants can study full-time or part-time, up to 25 hours a week
  5. Participants can learn in a classroom, at home or in their workplace
  6. Participants can still care for their family or continue to look for work if they are looking for a job
  7. Participants may be able to do work experience
  8. SEE can help participants with everyday tasks like filling in forms and reading to their child.

  To be eligible for SEE, participants need to be either:

  • an Australian citizen, or
  • a permanent visa holder, or
  • on a provisional or temporary visa with working rights and eligible for the Adult Migrant English Program. or
  • a Pacific Australian Labour Mobility visa holder.

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  Albury Urgent Care Clinic

  Health care for non-life-threatening conditions through Telephone Interpreter Service (TIS) appointments.

  Health conditions: Wound care, basic fractures, minor burns, injuries or respiratory conditions, urinary tract infections (UTI’s), insect and animal bites, heart burn, vomiting, nausea, constipation, diarrhea or abdominal pain, severs back and muscle pain, mild to moderate asthma attach, ear, nose and throat infections, allergies and rashes and persistent fever.

  Walk in 425 David St, Albury, call 02 6067 2810, book online or email borderucc@borderucc.au. There is no cost to eligible patients through Medicare.

  Open weekdays 8.30am to 5pm and weekends 10am to 2pm. Medicare Card required.

  Albury Wodonga Health

  Hospital and outpatient care, mental health services, and community health programs.

  Telephone Interpreter Service (TIS) appointments for General Practitioners, Nursing and *Allied Health Professionals (*Regional trial).

  Walk in at Albury: 201 Borella Rd, phone 6058 4444; Wodonga: 53-81 Vermont St, phone 6058 4444, click www.awh.org.au. Offers Translation in 200+ languages or message your enquiries at www.awh.org.au/Contact-Us

  For some services a referral by a Medical Professional may be required.

  In the event of a medical emergency please call 000.

  Gateway Health Wodonga

  Provides medical care and support through the Multicultural Clinic. Links clients to other support organisations. The Clinic is led by Refugee Health Nurses.

  Free to Health Care Card holders.

  Walk in 155 High St, Wodonga, call 6022 8888 or 1800 657 573 (Appointments are available Monday to Friday) ask to speak to a refugee nurse. Email info@gatewayhealth.org.au/services/refugee-support, or click www.gatewayhealth.org.au

  Referral: May be required for some services.

  Ovens and Murray Public Health Unit

  Crafts and delivers public health initiatives and responds swiftly to incidents e.g. COVID-19 Pandemic, flood, fire, etc in the local catchment area.

  Focus: Disease prevention, health promotion, and environmental health.

  Call 6048 1000, email phu@awh.org.au, or click www.awh.org.au/services-departments/ovens-murray-public-health-unit.

  Refugee Support Services (STARTTS) Albury Wodonga

  Supports people who have experienced torture or trauma, offering counselling, support groups and outreach.

  Specialises in providing culturally relevant psychological treatment and support, and community interventions, to help people and communities heal the scars of torture and refugee trauma and rebuild their lives.

  Call 02 9646 6700, email stts-startts@health.nsw.gov.au, or click www.startts.org.au.

  Referral required.

  Women’s Health Goulburn North-East

  Addresses barriers faced by women when accessing health related information (aided by in-language health educators).

  Focus is women’s health i.e. diverse communities, prevention of violence, and gender equality in rural Victoria.

  Call 03 5722 3009, email whealth@whealth.com.au, or click www.whealth.com.au.

  Transcultural Mental Health Centre (TMHC)

  Works with health professionals and communities across New South Wales to support positive mental health for people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

  Call 1800 648 911, email tmhc@health.nsw.gov.au, or click www.dhi.health.nsw.gov.au/transcultural-mental-health-centre.

  Crisis Support 1800 011 511 (24/7).

  Translation available in 41 languages.

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  Albury Wodonga Ethnic Communities Council (AWECC)

  Offers support, guidance and advocacy to build capacity of community to achieve housing outcomes.

  Call 6024 6895, walk in 153 High St, Wodonga, email contact@awecc.org.au, or click on www.awecc.org.au.

  Referral: Walk in, direct contact, online registration or formal referral.

  Regional Development Australia (RDA) Murray - Welcoming Experience

  Found work in the Albury area? RDA Murray’s Local Connectors help you with exploring job opportunities for your partner, find housing, choose a childcare service and introduce you to your neighbours.

  Call 02 6060 2491, walk in 2/566 Kiewa St, Albury, email team@rdamurray.org.au, or click www.rdamurray.org.au/the-welcome-experience.

  Referrals welcome.

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  Albury Wodonga Ethnic Communities Council (AWECC)

  Facilitate, connect and provide guidance to access education services.

  Call 6024 6895, walk in 153 High St, Wodonga, email contact@awecc.org.au, or click www.awecc.org.au.

  Workforce Australia Local Jobs Program

  Job search and skilling for local workforce needs i.e. CALD communities, industry and training providers co-design creating training and employment pathways.

  Contact Workforce Australia Local Jobs Employment Facilitator Goulburn/Murray - Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, Australian Government.

  TAFE NSW

  Offers Free English courses through the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) with childcare available to those eligible.

  TAFE offers hundreds of courses with a wide range of study options from online courses to diplomas and degrees, training and full-time education. You can learn new work skills or enhance your career options.

  Call 131 601, enquire online Enquiry (custhelp.com), apply amep@tafensw.edu.au or walk in Poole St, Albury.

  Referral: Workforce Australia Local Jobs Provider referral may be required for funding.

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  Albury Wodonga Ethnic Communities Council (AWECC)

  Offers support, guidance and advocacy to build capacity of individuals with access to financial counselling services.

  Call 6024 6895, walk in 153 High St, Wodonga, email contact@awecc.org.au, or click www.awecc.org.au.

  Referral: Walk in, direct contact, online registration or formal referral.

  Services Australia (Centrelink, Medicare, My Aged Care) Albury

  Centrelink payments, Medicare and My Aged Care. Multicultural Service and Financial Information Services staff are available.

  Self Service terminals are available to assist you with Medicare, Centrelink, Child Support, Australian Taxation Office (ATO), National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), My Aged Care, Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Personally controlled eHealth records and Australian Job Search.

  Online access: www.servicesaustralia.gov.au (Centrelink), www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/medicare or www.myagedcare.gov.au.

  Bookings preferred (in-person or online) or call *Centrelink on 131 202 (help in other languages), *Medicare on 1800 076 072, *My Aged Care on 1800 200 422, NDIS on 1800 800 110 or Child Support on 131 272 for an appointment or advice.

  *Albury Service Centre is at 430 Wilson St, Albury.

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  Australian Red Cross Albury

  Transport to hospital and specialist medical appointments for people who have no other means of transportation, live in Victoria and have an appointment within 50km of Wodonga or Tallangatta.

  To confirm your transport booking, call 03 8327 786 (Melbourne). Appointments must be within the hours of 10am to 2pm weekdays.

  Important Note: Transport may be provided by Kirinari Transport Services through referral.

  Albury Wodonga Volunteer Resource Bureau (VRB)

  The Drive to Connect Program has limited annual funding providing driving lessons for 5 women from the SETS program.

  Call 6021 0990, walk in at the Mirambeena Community Centre, email reception@vrb.org.au, or click www.vrb.org.au/multicultural.

  Kirinari Transport Services (Community Transport)

  Provides transport in first 6 months of arrival (transition to Australian society) to TAFE, community connections, education and medical appointments.

  Bus Drivers (seats 11) have basic or are fluent in Arabic or Swahili with wheelchair access.

  CHSP (My Aged Care) for over 65’s provides travel for Albury Wodonga and surrounding area.

  CTP NSW for under 65’s travel only available in Albury.

  Call 6041 2299, email hello@kirinari.com.au, or click www.kirinari.com.au. Accessibility options are available on the website 50+ languages, text to speech, visual, etc.

  Referral: Required including completion of a Registration Form. Assistance is available.

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  Services Australia (Centrelink, Medicare, My Aged Care) Albury

  Centrelink payments, Medicare and My Aged Care. Multicultural Service and Financial Information Services staff are available.

  Self Service terminals are available to assist you with Medicare, Centrelink, Child Support, Australian Taxation Office (ATO), National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), My Aged Care, Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Personally controlled eHealth records and Australian Job Search.

  Online access: www.servicesaustralia.gov.au (Centrelink), www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/medicare or www.myagedcare.gov.au.

  Bookings preferred (in-person or online) or call *Centrelink on 131 202 (help in other languages), *Medicare on 1800 076 072, *My Aged Care on 1800 200 422, NDIS on 1800 800 110 or Child Support on 131 272 for an appointment or advice.

  The *Albury Service Centre is at 430 Wilson St, Albury.

  Service NSW Albury

  Makes it easier for NSW residents and businesses to access government services.

  Services include Driving, Transport, Business, Concessions, *Rebates, Assistance, Births, Relationships, Deaths, Boating, Fishing, Recreation/Outdoors, Employment, Industries, Education, Training, Housing, Property, Health, Care, Legal Services, Police, Emergencies, Natural Disasters, Environment, Parks and Wildlife.

  *The Savings Finder Program lists all the Rebates and Savings that are currently on offer from the NSW Government.

  Call 137 788 and ask for the Savings Finder Specialist Albury, walk in 520 Smollett St, Albury or click www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/book-an-appointment-at-a-service-centre provides help in your language.

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  Albury Wodonga Ethnic Communities Council (AWECC)

  Supports, assists and advocates to build capacity of community and individuals with access to information and services, community engagement, education, meaningful employment services and financial counselling.

  Call 6024 6895, walk in 153 High St, Wodonga, email contact@awecc.org.au, or click www.awecc.org.au.

  Referral: Walk in, direct contact, online registration or formal referral.

  Workforce Australia Self-Employment Assistance Program - Asuria

  Self-Employment Assistance Program.

  Asuria helps you consider being self-employed. It helps you decide on a business idea and check if it will work. Develop a business plan, get a business up and running and adjust your business to keep it viable.

  Eligibility criteria apply.

  Call 1800 773 338, walk in at Suites 1-2, 512 Swift St, Albury, click www.workforceaustralia.gov.au/individuals/training/activities/self-employment-assistance or register for advice  www.asuari.com.au/register-for-sea.

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  Hume Riverina Community and Legal Service (HRCLS)

  Provides free legal services to people living in the Albury region helping those from non-English speaking backgrounds, disadvantaged or vulnerable who would not otherwise be able to get legal access.

  Call 6055 8090 (for a free Appointment), email www.hrcls.org.au,/contact-us, or click www.hrcls.org.au.

  Albury Legal Aid NSW

  Free confidential face to face legal advice on most legal issues:

  • Family dispute resolution services
  • People experiencing domestic and family violence
  • Visas and immigration, living in Australia, immigration detention and removal
  • Free workshops and webinars for the public and community organisations
  • Legal information written in plain English to help resolve legal problems
  • Specialist services for particular groups in the community.

  Legal representation for eligible clients, provided through duty services and case grants for ongoing representation

  Call 6020 7200, walk in 520 Swift St (Level 1) Albury or click albury@legalaid.nsw.gov.au.

If you would like to add your organisation to these listings, or amend any of the information, please contact communitydevelopment@alburycity.nsw.gov.au