The Liverpool MRC in partnership with Liverpool City Council have hosted a series of forums to improve service delivery coordination for newly arrived refugees settling in the Liverpool LGA. This Local Refugee Action Plan has been developed in collaboration with key stakeholders working with refugees in the Liverpool area. The...
As part of the 2017 Iraqi Cultural Festival, the Shanasheel Visual Art Exhibition at Fairfield City Museum and Gallery is a fantastic display of the Iraqi community’s cultural richness. On display are works from Iraqi male and female artists, including fashion designs and jewellery, sculptures, and audio visual displays. Paintings...
The Liverpool MRC and the Institute of Culture & Society (Western Sydney University) are conducting a study of this place of ours, where we want to hear and understand differing and overlapping perspectives of people who live and/or have lives in the Liverpool LGA. Why? Liverpool is on the cusp...
FASSTT Australia and New Zealand Refugee Trauma Recovery in Resettlement Conference Liverpool MRC attended the inaugural FASSTT Australia and New Zealand Refugee Trauma Recovery in Resettlement Conference on Thursday 30th March. This served as a wonderful opportunity to explore the most effective means to support refugees to recover from trauma...
The Welcome Dinner Project 2017 Thursday 9th March 2017. With such an amazing response to Liverpool’s Welcome Dinner in 2016, held at the Liverpool MRC, The Welcome Dinner Project came together again with Liverpool MRC and Liverpool City Council to host a second. The Venue – Casula Powerhouse Casula Powerhouse, was built in...
The Liverpool Migrant Resource Centre (MRC) and Partners in Recovery (PIR) South Western Sydney bring you Liverpool’s first Multicultural Wellness Festival. Held on Thursday 01 December at St. Luke’s Church Grounds, 156 Northumberland Street in Liverpool from 3 – 8pm the event was a great success. The Multicultural Wellness Festival...
