Victorian Multicultural Awards for Excellence

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VicReturn

VicReturn, a not-for-profit organisation responsible for coordinating Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme, developed a groundbreaking multicultural engagement strategy. Through partnerships, multilingual campaigns and grassroots outreach, the organisation empowered culturally diverse communities to participate, driving environmental impact, community fundraising and inclusive behaviour change across the state.

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CAVAL Ltd.

CAVAL Ltd. is a leading library services organisation that delivers books in over 50 community languages across Australia and New Zealand. Its multilingual Language Resources team curates and catalogues community language materials from around the world, supporting access, diversity and cultural inclusion. CAVAL Ltd. fosters belonging, celebrates diversity, and strengthens multicultural engagement across Victoria’s library sector.

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Multicultural Emergency Management Partnership

The Multicultural Emergency Management Partnership (MEMP) brings multicultural leaders and emergency agencies together to strengthen safety and resilience. Through trust-building, co-designed resources and culturally inclusive practices, MEMP ensures diverse communities across Victoria are empowered, prepared and supported before, during and after emergencies.

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Ahmad Jahfar

Ahmad Jahfar is a firefighter with Clyde Fire Brigade and a multilingual community leader. With over eight years of service and more than 800 incident responses, he was awarded the National Emergency Medal and named Australian Muslim Volunteer of the Year in 2025 for his multicultural engagement efforts. Ahmad champions cultural inclusion, delivering multilingual fire safety education and building trust with diverse communities across Melbourne’s southeast.

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Greater Shepparton City Council

Greater Shepparton City Council’s Emergency Management and Resilience Team partners with multicultural organisations to co-design programs that build community resilience. Their inclusive approach ensures all residents, regardless of background, have the knowledge, skills and confidence to prepare for and recover from emergencies.

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Abbas Sheikh

Abbas Sheikh is a Multicultural Youth Engagement Worker at Wyndham City Council, leading inclusive programs that empower newly arrived and refugeebackground youth. Through sport, cultural events and partnerships, Abbas fosters belonging, leadership and civic participation. This creates safe spaces and builds stronger, more connected communities across Wyndham.

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The Philippine Times

The Philippine Times connects Filipino-Australians through trusted reporting and cultural storytelling. By amplifying migrant voices, celebrating Filipino heritage and embracing digital platforms, the online newspaper fosters cross-cultural understanding and empowers communities. This ensures Filipino contributions are recognised as part of Victoria’s vibrant multicultural landscape.

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Dellaram Vreeland

Dellaram Vreeland is a freelance journalist and Australian-born Iranian living on Wadawurrung Country. Based in Ballarat, Dellaram has spent 15 years telling stories across print and digital media, with a focus on multiculturalism, regional affairs, education and mental health. Underpinning Dellaram’s coverage is her passion to encourage visibility, inclusivity and change for multicultural communities.

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GenWest

GenWest’s Multilingual Health Education program delivers inclusive, in-language health education to migrant and refugee women in Melbourne’s west. Led by bicultural educators, the organisation fosters mental wellbeing, cultural safety and community resilience, empowering women to navigate sensitive issues, seek care, and build confidence through trusted, culturally responsive support.

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Leading Senior Constable Leigh Johnson

Joining Victoria Police in 1987, Leading Senior Constable Leigh Johnson is the Multicultural Liaison Officer for the Greater Shepparton area. Of Pacific Islander heritage, Leigh brings a vast understanding of policing and an innate appreciation of multiculturalism and diversity. Working closely with the Ethnic Council of Shepparton and District and the VMC Regional Advisory Council, Leigh’s work epitomises community-based policing at its very best.

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Sergeant Rajesh Sambamurthy

A police officer for eight years, Sergeant Rajesh Sambamurthy has helped Indian community members gain an understanding and better relationship with Victoria Police. Originally from Southern India, Rajesh’s language skills in Tamil and Telegu have been advantageous: he has provided safety and security presentations to international students; and worked with SBS to deliver radio broadcasts in Tamil on various safety and security issues.

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Dr Jennie Barrera OAM

Dr Jennie Barrera OAM is CEO of the Wyndham Community and Education Centre (WCEC), which, among other initiatives, provides support to immigrant and refugee communities – including Burmese, Karen, Congolese and South Sudanese communities. Dr Barrera has played a pivotal role in the relationship between WCEC and Victoria Police – especially since 2023, when an escalation in serious crime in the City of Wyndham lead to trauma and heartbreak for many in the community. A stronger relationship with Victoria Police has ensured greater community engagement, trust and support.

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Board of Imams Victoria, Sheikh Moustapha Sarakibi

The Board of Imams Victoria and, in particular, Executive Director Sheikh Moustapha Sarakibi, have played a central role in countering religiously-inspired violent extremism, through the Community Integration Support Program. The success of this program, aimed at individuals in both community and correctional facilities who show signs of radicalism, has provided the model for countering violent extremism in other countries such as the USA, United Kingdom, Canada and New Zealand.

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Dr Harpreet Singh Kandra

A senior lecturer in engineering at Federation University, Dr Harpreet Singh Kandra is also a leader at the Gurdwara Siri Guru Nanak Darbar in Officer, Cardinia. This is an inclusive, accessible and welcoming place of worship that offers free meals and various support programs. Dr Kandra has worked closely with Life Saving Victoria to tackle the high incidents of drowning within multicultural communities – and with the Multicultural Liaison Unit in the Southern Metro Police region to provide educational sessions aimed at a better understanding of the Sikh and wider Indian community.

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Rabbi Shmuel Karnowsky

Rabbi Shmuel Karnowsky, Chief Rabbi at Central Shule Melbourne in Caulfield, has been a dedicated Victoria Police Chaplain for many years. An amiable presence at police station visits, Rabbi Karnowsky works hard to build relationships, attend local policing events, and provide guidance and pastoral support. Through his efforts, Rabbi Karnowsky fosters understanding and intercultural exchange – bridging, especially, the gap between police and Jewish young people.

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Senior Protective Service Officer Ali Kalim

Senior Protective Services Officer, Ali Kalim, has shared his Islamic faith in efforts to forge greater understanding and respect between his fellow Protective Services Officers and local Islamic communities. Ali has accomplished this by arranging visits to Mosques for Protective Services Officers as well as attendance at various Islamic religious festivals. Ali’s exemplary work has helped provide a positive image and greater understanding of Islam in his workplace.

Senior Constable Ding Cai

Multicultural Liaison Officer for the Police Eastern Division, Senior Constable Ding Cai, demonstrates a longstanding commitment to creating meaningful relationships between Victoria Police and multicultural communities. Given his fluency in Mandarin and Cantonese, Senior Constable Cai focuses especially on media presentations to Chinese communities – and regularly visits primary and secondary schools to bridge the gap between educators and Mandarin-speaking parents.

Sarah Vanin

When a spate of drownings occurred last summer, Victoria Police Senior Media Advisor Sarah Vanin took action to save lives. Developing a comprehensive media strategy in partnership with the Victoria Police’s Priority and Safer Communities Division, Sarah’s initiative included a series of targeted, informative stories to raise water safety awareness – especially among Chinese and Indian communities, which were over-represented in drowning incidents. Sarah’s water safety efforts ran successfully for several weeks across the high-risk January period.

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Gurdwara Siri Guru Nanak Darbar Officer

Established in 2019, Gurdwara Sri Guru Nanak Darbar (SGND), Officer, is a Sikh community organisation providing a platform for multicultural collaboration, interfaith dialogue, health access, crisis response and community development across Victoria. SGND delivers inclusive, measurable initiatives that foster cultural understanding, strengthen social cohesion and support vulnerable groups, expanding access to health, safety, education and environmental programs.

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Ruchi Sharma

Ruchi Sharma is a member of Knox Council Advisory Committee, and former Secretary, Australia India Society of Victoria. Ruchi is an active community leader whose work fosters multicultural harmony through media, arts and civic engagement. She founded the Hello Zindagi Radio Show on Radio Eastern 98.1 FM, creating an inclusive platform that connects people across cultural, generational and faith backgrounds. Ruchi also established HuHaHo (Human Happiness & Hope), a wellbeing initiative that promotes inclusivity and collaboration.

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Luba Tanevski

Luba Tanevski has spent over 35 years supporting migrant and refugee women fleeing family violence. A migration agent and advocate, Luba helped shape life-saving legislation and has empowered thousands to rebuild their lives. Her lived experience, cultural insight and tireless leadership have transformed Victoria’s response to family violence in multicultural communities.

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Benevolence Australia Inc.

Benevolence Australia Inc. is a community-led organisation fostering spiritual wellbeing and social cohesion. The organisation’s flagship program, ‘Good Beginnings’, empowers Muslim couples through faith-aligned relationship education, promoting respectful marriages, preventing family violence and strengthening multicultural communities with culturally safe, values-driven tools for emotional literacy and equity.

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Peter Cinzah

Peter Cinzah is a proactive community leader fostering unity and inclusion across Victoria. His work supports refugees, asylum seekers and diverse communities through youth sports, education, women’s programs and cultural events. Peter builds strong crosscultural connections and promotes diversity through advocacy, training, and research. As a multicultural ambassador with the Migrant Worker Centre, Peter delivers work rights awareness workshops and contributes to bilingual resources in Burmese and English.

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Sarah Birara Nega

Sarah Birara Nega is a community leader and advocate supporting newly arrived migrants, refugees and asylum seekers. Through her work at Drummond Street Services, she has broken down barriers to access, built inclusive programs and empowered marginalised communities with compassion, resilience and a deep commitment to human rights and social justice.

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Parsu Budathoki

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Yuwaluxshayan Kannan

Yuwaluxshayan Kannan is a young leader and advocate from a refugee background. As a member of the Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network Australia, Yuwaluxshayan has championed refugee youth empowerment at policy levels. Through school leadership, mentoring and advocacy, he has created opportunities for participation, contribution and belonging across Victoria’s multicultural communities.

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Harambee Homework Club

The young tutors of Harambee Homework Club consists of 12 secondary and university students from refugee backgrounds in Bendigo. Through mentorship, cultural leadership and educational support, they empower younger peers to thrive academically and socially, building confidence, connection and inclusion across South Sudanese, Karen and Hazara communities.

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Arabic Welfare Incorporated

Arabic Welfare Incorporated is a not-for-profit organisation empowering Arabic-speaking communities across Victoria. Through culturally responsive casework, education, advocacy and group programs, individuals are supported to overcome settlement challenges, build social connections and participate fully in Australian society. The organisation promotes wellbeing, inclusion and long-term independence.

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Mohammad Jamshid Mohammadi

Mohammad Jamshid Mohammadi is a business leader and mentor who empowers refugees and migrants through employment, training and inclusion. Through his company ‘Remarkable Construction’, Mohammad has supported dozens of individuals to gain trade skills, achieve financial independence and launch their own businesses, strengthening multicultural communities across Victoria through opportunity and leadership.

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Diana Lin

Diana Lin is a community leader advancing cultural diversity in the AFL through her role on the Box Hill Hawks Board. Diana fosters inclusion by engaging Chinese communities, diversifying sponsorships, and creating culturally inclusive events. This bridges sport and multiculturalism to strengthen participation, representation and community connection in Victoria’s eastern suburbs.

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Northern Health

Northern Health delivers inclusive, culturally responsive care across Melbourne’s outer north. Guided by it’s Cultural Responsiveness Plan, it embeds equity in clinical practice, workforce development and governance. Northern Health co-designs services with multicultural communities to ensure safe, respectful and accessible healthcare that reflects the region’s rich cultural diversity.

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VETASSESS

VETASSESS supports multiculturalism in Victoria by recognising migrant skills and qualifications across hundreds of occupations. As Australia’s leading assessment authority for skilled migration, the global business empowers diverse communities to access employment, contribute to the workforce, and thrive. VETASSESS advances equity, inclusion and social cohesion through fair, merit-based recognition.

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COOK4CALD

COOK4CALD is a youth-led charity addressing food insecurity in Melbourne’s South-East through culturally inclusive meal programs. Founded by young people, it empowers multicultural youth to lead with purpose, delivering halal, vegan-friendly meals and hosting community events that foster connection, celebrate diversity and strengthen social inclusion.

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Adriel Abinav Appathurai

Adriel Abinav Appathurai is a medical student and youth advocate committed to health equity, multiculturalism and empowerment for young people. Through lived experience and leadership, Adriel influences policy and programs at all levels, creating pathways for young people to thrive and ensure their voices are represented in health, education and community decision-making.

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Mohammed Alebrahimi

Mohammed supports and promotes culturally appropriate care: its ability to improve the health outcomes of elderly migrants and refugees; its success in providing training and employment opportunities to younger migrants; and its capacity to create better social connections for the entire community.

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Multicultural Consulting Services

Multicultural Consulting Services (MCS) is a certified social enterprise dedicated to empowering diverse communities in Victoria. Through tailored employment services, training, and ongoing support, MCS fosters inclusion and economic participation for migrants, refugees and other priority jobseekers – helping them overcome barriers and achieve long-term success in the workforce.

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MiCare Ltd

MiCare’s mission and vision is founded on the provision of services that meet the diverse needs of people living in multicultural Australia. Services include aged residential and home care, retirement living and migrant and settlement services, supporting migrants and refugees as they transition to a new life in Australia.

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Niti Bhargava

With over 15 years of finance experience and a strong focus on financial literacy and awareness, Niti has helped many migrant families take control of their finances. Last year, she was recognised in the Victorian Parliament by local MP Luba Grigorovitch for her contributions to financial literacy.

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Fire Rescue Victoria - Multicultural Liaison Officers

Fire Rescue Victoria Multicultural Liaison Officers help multicultural communities reduce fire and emergency risks. By bridging the cultural divide, fostering trusted relationships, addressing knowledge gaps and connecting with communities, they empower multicultural Victorians to collaborate for a stronger, more prepared future with reduced risk of the impacts of fire events.

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City of Melbourne – International Education Team

The City of Melbourne has made significant contributions to multiculturalism by supporting international students from over 160 countries. Through diverse programs like My Melbourne and The Couch, the City has engaged over 50,000 students, offering social activities, food relief, employability workshops and volunteering opportunities. These initiatives have reinforced Melbourne's position as Australia's best student city for 10 consecutive years.

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City of Greater Dandenong Council Festivals and Events

The City of Greater Dandenong Council Springvale Snow Fest event is the biggest winter street food festival in Victoria. The event highlights multicultural communities and provides entertainment, activities and delicious food from around the world – even delivering snow to the centre of Springvale!

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Lakshmi Ganapathy

Early-career journalist and theatre-maker Lakshmi Ganapathy voices thought- provoking, overlooked perspectives through her work. Currently the Melbourne Content Creator for Indian Link, an award-winning publication empowering the South Asian diaspora, she was part of ArtsHub’s inaugural Amplify Collective, and has made content for RMITV, La Trobe University and Channel 31.

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Voice of West Papua Radio

Voice of West Papua has been on air for 11 years and is presented by West Papuan community members who voice the aspirations of West Papua’s culture, share songs, interviews, music and stories.

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Steve (Sotiris) Hatzimanolis

For five decades, Sotiris Hatzimanolis has been a tireless advocate for independent Greek Australian media. His journey began in the 1970s with Greek Australian radio and continued with Neos Kosmos, where he played a pivotal role in transforming the publication from a Greek-language newspaper into a bilingual Greek and English platform.

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Associate Professor Iraklis Harry Minas

Associate Professor Iraklis Harry Minas is the the Head of the Global and Cultural Mental Health Unit, School of Population and Global Health at The University of Melbourne. His areas of expertise include psychiatry, global mental health, mental health system development, disaster mental health and multicultural mental health – mental health of immigrants and refugees.

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Mental Health and Well-being Foundation

The Mental Health and Well-being Foundation, led by Dr Francis Acquah, aims to transform mental health care through global advocacy, culturally- tailored training, and impactful research. The Foundation’s commitment to education and community engagement fosters a more inclusive approach, enhancing mental health support for diverse populations globally.

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Detective Senior Constable Andrew Turton

Detective Senior Constable Andrew Turton was instrumental in the investigation and successful prosecution of a case involving a faith leader and multiple victims. Andrew is to be commended for pursuing this case with great determination and professionalism – and for his tenacity and empathy on behalf of the victims and their families.

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Senior Constable Andrew Moreton

The nomination of Senior Constable Andrew Moreton is to be applauded because it highlights the need for Victoria Police to reach out to all young people, including those at risk. Andrew has used his soccer playing and refereeing skills to reach out to youth in the City of Darebin and beyond. Particularly impressive is the successful encouragement of young males and females to undertake Football Victoria’s referee program. Also impressive is Andrew’s work with Somali and Arab youth. Senior Constable Moreton has truly won the respect of the community, service providers and his police colleagues. Andrew has also helped schools deliver cyber safety training programs, an initiative that helps protect young people.

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Sports COPPS - Detective Sergeant Vincent Manno

Detective Sergeant Vincent Manno instituted Sports COPPS in 2001. This outstanding police/youth project has engaged over 14,850 young people across Metropolitan Melbourne and Regional Victoria, reducing youth crime, building trust between police officers and multicultural communities, reducing historical tensions and establishing partnerships with community groups, schools and sports clubs. This positive program delivers on its mantra: Life Skills through Sports.

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Senior Constable Rana Khan

Originally from Pakistan, Senior Constable Rana Khan became a PSO in 2013, before becoming a police officer in 2017. Fluent in five languages, he has the capabilities to reach out to Gippsland multicultural communities. He has demonstrated community leadership by creating an Islamic prayer centre in Drouin – and educated local Islamic community members about Victoria Police and the law, not least in the family violence area. Also commendable, he set up a prayer room in the Warragul police station.

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Weda Mohseni

Weda Mohseni is a key member of KOMAK, a Uniting initiative in Dandenong that supports the Afghan and other Muslim communities. KOMAK is the Dari word for ‘help’ and ‘support’. In addition to her case work in the community, Weda has been instrumental in advising police in the south-eastern corridor on youth crime, family violence, forced marriage and public safety. Weda has arranged and helped deliver community information sessions, especially to newly arrived immigrants and refugees, and has been particularly supportive of Victoria Police officers.

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Major Events Human Rights Guide Team

The preparation of the Major Events Human Rights Guide provided Victoria Police with a chance to examine its own approach to human rights – especially in the context of their adoption and implementation at major events (including major sporting events). The preparation team – Alena Hetsch, Anthony Abate, Keely Kontaxis and Darren Kenos, working with John Croker as the Principal Solicitor for Human Rights – are to be commended for this Human Rights initiative.

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A/Sgt Kevin Dong

This nomination highlights the increasing presence within Victoria Police of Chinese officers – and highlights the officers who have facilitated this welcome development. In his five years at the Oakleigh Police Station, A/Sergeant Kevin Dong has established close links with Chinese-speaking communities, especially through his appearances on Chinese media. He has conducted information sessions in Mandarin for Chinese residents, and supported activities during Chinese Lunar New Year.

Kevin has addressed student groups at two universities and provided a mentoring role for new Chinese Australian recruits into Victorian Police. He represents a vibrant bridge between law enforcement officers and various Chinese communities.

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Wyndham Central College Link Centre Community Hub

The Wyndham Central College Community Hub fosters engagement with diverse local and national organisations. Located in a disadvantaged area, it serves over 1300 students, with 48 per cent from migrant or refugee backgrounds. The Hub offers various programs for adults (e.g. English language, digital literacy) and youth (e.g. cultural groups, support services). It aims to build family capacity, improve student outcomes and deepen community partnerships.

The Hub has become integral to the school, providing culturally safe support and promoting cross-cultural connections. It serves as a Tier 2 support system, offering targeted assistance to students and families while strengthening school-wide family and community engagement capabilities.

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Whittlesea Community Connections

Whittlesea Community Connections has been working with local multicultural communities for over 50 years, providing a range of services and opportunities. Since 2021 the Phase 2: Whittlesea CALD FV project has improved life outcomes for women at risk or experiencing family violence.

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AMES Australia - Prevention of Violence Against Women Leadership Program

AMES Australia’s Prevention of Violence Against Women Leadership Program is aimed at empowering community leaders and equipping them with the knowledge and tools needed to tackle the scourge of domestic violence in culturally appropriate ways.

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Ajsela Siskovic

Under the leadership of Ajsela Siskovic, the inTouch Women’s Legal Centre provides vital support to migrant and refugee women experiencing family violence. Ajsela leads a dedicated team that offers culturally-responsive legal and migration services, empowering women to attain safety, stability and independence.

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Mohammad Haroon Sayed

Mohammad Haroon Sayed is a dedicated community leader and advocate for refugees and asylum seekers, driving projects that improve access to essential services, empower women and promote multicultural harmony. His efforts have created lasting change in Victoria, supporting vulnerable communities and inspiring future generations to build an inclusive society.

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Jacqueline Aungminn

Jacqueline is a passionate advocate for refugees, dedicated to empowering multicultural communities through education, support and community-building initiatives. Her volunteer efforts, work within MiCare and the community sector has transformed lives, fostered inclusion, resilience, and opportunities for marginalised groups to thrive and actively contribute to Australian society.

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Reliable Community Care (RCC)

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Rasha Khalid Abbas

Rasha Abbas, founder of Palestine Australia Relief and Action (PARA) and CEO of inTouch, champions the rights and wellbeing of Palestinians and vulnerable migrant communities. Her leadership drives impactful support services, enhances cultural integration and fosters opportunities, making a profound and positive difference to multicultural Australia.

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Hazara Shamama Association of Victoria Inc.

The Hazara Shamama Association of Victoria Inc. (HSA) is a leading advocate for refugees and asylum seekers, offering vital support through English classes, citizenship preparation, employment workshops and leadership development. HSA empowers individuals to integrate, succeed and contribute to Victoria’s vibrant multicultural community.

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Hsar Thein Ju

Well known, hard-working and kind-hearted, Hsar has worked for Parks Victoria for 10 years and, through his work, made positive contributions to diverse communities.

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Nargis (Diba) Jalal

Diba Jalal, a passionate woman in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths), has made a significant impact through her roles with VASA and RMIT’s ASA. She has revitalised Afghan cultural events and inspired young engineers, including refugees. Her work in empowering youth and building connections has greatly enriched diverse communities.

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Her Run

Her Run empowers women from diverse backgrounds through inclusive sports and wellness programs that celebrate cultural heritage and promote physical and mental wellbeing. With over 2,400 members, HerRun fosters social cohesion, leadership and community engagement, making a lasting impact on Victoria’s multicultural landscape.

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Teuila Hanalei Reid

Teuila is Executive Director at Helping Hoops and Director at Koorie Academy. She volunteers with numerous sports-based groups throughout Naarm. With a former career in the US Foreign Service, Teuila‘s global community development experience has equipped her with a diverse skill set which significantly adds to the running of Helping Hoops.

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Ali Agha Wali Zada

Ali is a dedicated youth leader from Geelong, committed to promoting multiculturalism and mental health awareness. Through his work with local and international communities, Ali has made a significant impact, fostering cultural understanding and supporting education. His leadership and advocacy inspire others to build a more inclusive society.

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Avenue Productions Volunteers Team

The Avenue Productions Volunteers Team is a dynamic youth group empowering culturally diverse young people through the planning and delivery of creative events. By promoting inclusion, fostering intercultural dialogue, and amplifying the voices of youth, volunteers are building a more inclusive, vibrant and culturally aware community in Moonee Valley and beyond.

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