Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Aim High is a targeted study program that supports educational outcomes for young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Aim High provides specific support across the year 9 and 10 curriculum, with a strong emphasis on core curriculum subjects such as science and maths. ELIGIBILITY Year 9 and 10 students from refugee and migrant backgrounds in Tasmanian Government schools. LOCATION OF STUDY SUPPORT Aim High delivers weekly study support sessions based at MRC Tas, 1A Anfield St Glenorchy. DAY AND…

Come along to Youth Drop-in every Wednesday afternoon for support with: Homework English Driving information Forms (Centrelink and more!) No appointment needed! For more information please contact Sera on 03 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au www.myt.org.au  

Join us for help to study in English for the Citizenship Test. • Learn about citizenship • Learn how to apply • Prepare for the test When: Each Wednesday of School Term 3, 24 July – 25 Sept, 3:30pm - 5:00pm Where: Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania, Level 2, 1a Anfield Street, Glenorchy Contact: Jonathan on 03 6221 0999 For an interpreter, contact TIS on 131 450 Click here to download the Citizenship Group - English Flyer

Come and learn about what Incorporated Associations are, and how to complete the annual reporting requirements. Ask questions about your own association, find out about Annual General Meetings (AGMs) and the roles and responsibilities within associations. Special guest: Bune Keo from Hobart Community Legal Service Thursday 29th August 6:00pm - 7:30pm Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania: Level 2, 1A Anfield St, Glenorchy - in the Leatherwood Room Contact Farjana for more information and to register for this event: communitydevelopment@mrctas.org.au or call…

Do you need English to drive? Come along to Car Cafe and practise your English with us! Focus on cars and driving Have a cup of tea or coffee Work with volunteers on your English Contact Vatsal on (03) 6221 0999 or email driving@mrctas.org.au for more information. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450   Download the Car Café Flyer here

English skills = opportunities! Practise English at Conversation Club. To improve your English skills it is important to practise, so join us to: Listen and speak Meet friendly people Grow your confidence Beginners welcome. During School Term 3, 2019 Fridays 12:30pm – 2:00pm Glenorchy Library, 4 Terry Street, Glenorchy For more information as a participant or a volunteer please contact Jonathan (for an interpreter contact TIS on 131 450) Click here to download the Conversation Club flyer

WISE - Women Interacting Sharing English Every second Friday from 2:00pm - 4:30pm Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania Level 2, 1A Anfield Street, Glenorchy To register to attend please contact Sera on (03) 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au Download the WISE flyer Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Visit www.dss.gov.au for more information. Young people from humanitarian entrant/refugee backgrounds aged between 15-24 years are eligible to join.

Learn about using computers – Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Monday Drop-in for one-on-one support. No appointments are necessary and interpreters are available if needed. Topics include: Learning to drive Form support Housing Medical Citizenship Legal issues Education Employment Migration Please call MRC Reception on 03 6221 0999 if you would like more information. Click here to download the Monday Drop-in Flyer  

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Aim High is a targeted study program that supports educational outcomes for young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Aim High provides specific support across the year 9 and 10 curriculum, with a strong emphasis on core curriculum subjects such as science and maths. ELIGIBILITY Year 9 and 10 students from refugee and migrant backgrounds in Tasmanian Government schools. LOCATION OF STUDY SUPPORT Aim High delivers weekly study support sessions based at MRC Tas, 1A Anfield St Glenorchy. DAY AND…

Come along to Youth Drop-in every Wednesday afternoon for support with: Homework English Driving information Forms (Centrelink and more!) No appointment needed! For more information please contact Sera on 03 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au www.myt.org.au  

Join us for help to study in English for the Citizenship Test. • Learn about citizenship • Learn how to apply • Prepare for the test When: Each Wednesday of School Term 3, 24 July – 25 Sept, 3:30pm - 5:00pm Where: Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania, Level 2, 1a Anfield Street, Glenorchy Contact: Jonathan on 03 6221 0999 For an interpreter, contact TIS on 131 450 Click here to download the Citizenship Group - English Flyer

Do you need English to drive? Come along to Car Cafe and practise your English with us! Focus on cars and driving Have a cup of tea or coffee Work with volunteers on your English Contact Vatsal on (03) 6221 0999 or email driving@mrctas.org.au for more information. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450   Download the Car Café Flyer here

The Expert Insight Forum -Exploring Attitudes and Stigma forum will share information about best practice when working with members of Tasmania’s newly arrived community members from refugee and humanitarian entrant backgrounds. It will explore attitudes and stigmas about mental health and suicide, and discuss barriers to help seeking and accessing services, and what we’ve learned from consultations over the past six months. Who should attend? Suicide Prevention Trial Site working group members, human service providers, medical practitioners, front line workers,…

English skills = opportunities! Practise English at Conversation Club. To improve your English skills it is important to practise, so join us to: Listen and speak Meet friendly people Grow your confidence Beginners welcome. During School Term 3, 2019 Fridays 12:30pm – 2:00pm Glenorchy Library, 4 Terry Street, Glenorchy For more information as a participant or a volunteer please contact Jonathan (for an interpreter contact TIS on 131 450) Click here to download the Conversation Club flyer

Learn about using computers – Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Monday Drop-in for one-on-one support. No appointments are necessary and interpreters are available if needed. Topics include: Learning to drive Form support Housing Medical Citizenship Legal issues Education Employment Migration Please call MRC Reception on 03 6221 0999 if you would like more information. Click here to download the Monday Drop-in Flyer  

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Aim High is a targeted study program that supports educational outcomes for young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Aim High provides specific support across the year 9 and 10 curriculum, with a strong emphasis on core curriculum subjects such as science and maths. ELIGIBILITY Year 9 and 10 students from refugee and migrant backgrounds in Tasmanian Government schools. LOCATION OF STUDY SUPPORT Aim High delivers weekly study support sessions based at MRC Tas, 1A Anfield St Glenorchy. DAY AND…

Come along to Youth Drop-in every Wednesday afternoon for support with: Homework English Driving information Forms (Centrelink and more!) No appointment needed! For more information please contact Sera on 03 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au www.myt.org.au  

Join us for help to study in English for the Citizenship Test. • Learn about citizenship • Learn how to apply • Prepare for the test When: Each Wednesday of School Term 3, 24 July – 25 Sept, 3:30pm - 5:00pm Where: Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania, Level 2, 1a Anfield Street, Glenorchy Contact: Jonathan on 03 6221 0999 For an interpreter, contact TIS on 131 450 Click here to download the Citizenship Group - English Flyer

Do you need English to drive? Come along to Car Cafe and practise your English with us! Focus on cars and driving Have a cup of tea or coffee Work with volunteers on your English Contact Vatsal on (03) 6221 0999 or email driving@mrctas.org.au for more information. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450   Download the Car Café Flyer here

English skills = opportunities! Practise English at Conversation Club. To improve your English skills it is important to practise, so join us to: Listen and speak Meet friendly people Grow your confidence Beginners welcome. During School Term 3, 2019 Fridays 12:30pm – 2:00pm Glenorchy Library, 4 Terry Street, Glenorchy For more information as a participant or a volunteer please contact Jonathan (for an interpreter contact TIS on 131 450) Click here to download the Conversation Club flyer

WISE - Women Interacting Sharing English Every second Friday from 2:00pm - 4:30pm Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania Level 2, 1A Anfield Street, Glenorchy To register to attend please contact Sera on (03) 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au Download the WISE flyer Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Visit www.dss.gov.au for more information. Young people from humanitarian entrant/refugee backgrounds aged between 15-24 years are eligible to join.

Learn about using computers – Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Monday Drop-in for one-on-one support. No appointments are necessary and interpreters are available if needed. Topics include: Learning to drive Form support Housing Medical Citizenship Legal issues Education Employment Migration Please call MRC Reception on 03 6221 0999 if you would like more information. Click here to download the Monday Drop-in Flyer  

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Aim High is a targeted study program that supports educational outcomes for young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Aim High provides specific support across the year 9 and 10 curriculum, with a strong emphasis on core curriculum subjects such as science and maths. ELIGIBILITY Year 9 and 10 students from refugee and migrant backgrounds in Tasmanian Government schools. LOCATION OF STUDY SUPPORT Aim High delivers weekly study support sessions based at MRC Tas, 1A Anfield St Glenorchy. DAY AND…

Come along to Youth Drop-in every Wednesday afternoon for support with: Homework English Driving information Forms (Centrelink and more!) No appointment needed! For more information please contact Sera on 03 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au www.myt.org.au  

Join us for help to study in English for the Citizenship Test. • Learn about citizenship • Learn how to apply • Prepare for the test When: Each Wednesday of School Term 3, 24 July – 25 Sept, 3:30pm - 5:00pm Where: Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania, Level 2, 1a Anfield Street, Glenorchy Contact: Jonathan on 03 6221 0999 For an interpreter, contact TIS on 131 450 Click here to download the Citizenship Group - English Flyer

Do you need English to drive? Come along to Car Cafe and practise your English with us! Focus on cars and driving Have a cup of tea or coffee Work with volunteers on your English Contact Vatsal on (03) 6221 0999 or email driving@mrctas.org.au for more information. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450   Download the Car Café Flyer here

English skills = opportunities! Practise English at Conversation Club. To improve your English skills it is important to practise, so join us to: Listen and speak Meet friendly people Grow your confidence Beginners welcome. During School Term 3, 2019 Fridays 12:30pm – 2:00pm Glenorchy Library, 4 Terry Street, Glenorchy For more information as a participant or a volunteer please contact Jonathan (for an interpreter contact TIS on 131 450) Click here to download the Conversation Club flyer

Learn about using computers – Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Monday Drop-in for one-on-one support. No appointments are necessary and interpreters are available if needed. Topics include: Learning to drive Form support Housing Medical Citizenship Legal issues Education Employment Migration Please call MRC Reception on 03 6221 0999 if you would like more information. Click here to download the Monday Drop-in Flyer  

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Aim High is a targeted study program that supports educational outcomes for young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Aim High provides specific support across the year 9 and 10 curriculum, with a strong emphasis on core curriculum subjects such as science and maths. ELIGIBILITY Year 9 and 10 students from refugee and migrant backgrounds in Tasmanian Government schools. LOCATION OF STUDY SUPPORT Aim High delivers weekly study support sessions based at MRC Tas, 1A Anfield St Glenorchy. DAY AND…

Come along to Youth Drop-in every Wednesday afternoon for support with: Homework English Driving information Forms (Centrelink and more!) No appointment needed! For more information please contact Sera on 03 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au www.myt.org.au  

Join us for help to study in English for the Citizenship Test. • Learn about citizenship • Learn how to apply • Prepare for the test When: Each Wednesday of School Term 3, 24 July – 25 Sept, 3:30pm - 5:00pm Where: Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania, Level 2, 1a Anfield Street, Glenorchy Contact: Jonathan on 03 6221 0999 For an interpreter, contact TIS on 131 450 Click here to download the Citizenship Group - English Flyer

Do you need English to drive? Come along to Car Cafe and practise your English with us! Focus on cars and driving Have a cup of tea or coffee Work with volunteers on your English Contact Vatsal on (03) 6221 0999 or email driving@mrctas.org.au for more information. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450   Download the Car Café Flyer here

English skills = opportunities! Practise English at Conversation Club. To improve your English skills it is important to practise, so join us to: Listen and speak Meet friendly people Grow your confidence Beginners welcome. During School Term 3, 2019 Fridays 12:30pm – 2:00pm Glenorchy Library, 4 Terry Street, Glenorchy For more information as a participant or a volunteer please contact Jonathan (for an interpreter contact TIS on 131 450) Click here to download the Conversation Club flyer

WISE - Women Interacting Sharing English Every second Friday from 2:00pm - 4:30pm Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania Level 2, 1A Anfield Street, Glenorchy To register to attend please contact Sera on (03) 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au Download the WISE flyer Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Visit www.dss.gov.au for more information. Young people from humanitarian entrant/refugee backgrounds aged between 15-24 years are eligible to join.

Learn about using computers – Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Monday Drop-in for one-on-one support. No appointments are necessary and interpreters are available if needed. Topics include: Learning to drive Form support Housing Medical Citizenship Legal issues Education Employment Migration Please call MRC Reception on 03 6221 0999 if you would like more information. Click here to download the Monday Drop-in Flyer  

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Youth Drop-in every Wednesday afternoon for support with: Homework English Driving information Forms (Centrelink and more!) No appointment needed! For more information please contact Sera on 03 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au www.myt.org.au  

Do you need English to drive? Come along to Car Cafe and practise your English with us! Focus on cars and driving Have a cup of tea or coffee Work with volunteers on your English Contact Vatsal on (03) 6221 0999 or email driving@mrctas.org.au for more information. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450   Download the Car Café Flyer here

Learn about using computers – Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Monday Drop-in for one-on-one support. No appointments are necessary and interpreters are available if needed. Topics include: Learning to drive Form support Housing Medical Citizenship Legal issues Education Employment Migration Please call MRC Reception on 03 6221 0999 if you would like more information. Click here to download the Monday Drop-in Flyer  

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Youth Drop-in every Wednesday afternoon for support with: Homework English Driving information Forms (Centrelink and more!) No appointment needed! For more information please contact Sera on 03 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au www.myt.org.au  

Do you need English to drive? Come along to Car Cafe and practise your English with us! Focus on cars and driving Have a cup of tea or coffee Work with volunteers on your English Contact Vatsal on (03) 6221 0999 or email driving@mrctas.org.au for more information. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450   Download the Car Café Flyer here

WISE - Women Interacting Sharing English Every second Friday from 2:00pm - 4:30pm Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania Level 2, 1A Anfield Street, Glenorchy To register to attend please contact Sera on (03) 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au Download the WISE flyer Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Visit www.dss.gov.au for more information. Young people from humanitarian entrant/refugee backgrounds aged between 15-24 years are eligible to join.

Learn about using computers – Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Monday Drop-in for one-on-one support. No appointments are necessary and interpreters are available if needed. Topics include: Learning to drive Form support Housing Medical Citizenship Legal issues Education Employment Migration Please call MRC Reception on 03 6221 0999 if you would like more information. Click here to download the Monday Drop-in Flyer  

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Aim High is a targeted study program that supports educational outcomes for young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Aim High provides specific support across the year 9 and 10 curriculum, with a strong emphasis on core curriculum subjects such as science and maths. ELIGIBILITY Year 9 and 10 students from refugee and migrant backgrounds in Tasmanian Government schools. LOCATION OF STUDY SUPPORT Aim High delivers weekly study support sessions based at MRC Tas, 1A Anfield St Glenorchy. DAY AND…

Come along to Youth Drop-in every Wednesday afternoon for support with: Homework English Driving information Forms (Centrelink and more!) No appointment needed! For more information please contact Sera on 03 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au www.myt.org.au  

Do you need English to drive? Come along to Car Cafe and practise your English with us! Focus on cars and driving Have a cup of tea or coffee Work with volunteers on your English Contact Vatsal on (03) 6221 0999 or email driving@mrctas.org.au for more information. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450   Download the Car Café Flyer here

Learn about using computers – Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Monday Drop-in for one-on-one support. No appointments are necessary and interpreters are available if needed. Topics include: Learning to drive Form support Housing Medical Citizenship Legal issues Education Employment Migration Please call MRC Reception on 03 6221 0999 if you would like more information. Click here to download the Monday Drop-in Flyer  

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Aim High is a targeted study program that supports educational outcomes for young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Aim High provides specific support across the year 9 and 10 curriculum, with a strong emphasis on core curriculum subjects such as science and maths. ELIGIBILITY Year 9 and 10 students from refugee and migrant backgrounds in Tasmanian Government schools. LOCATION OF STUDY SUPPORT Aim High delivers weekly study support sessions based at MRC Tas, 1A Anfield St Glenorchy. DAY AND…

Come along to Youth Drop-in every Wednesday afternoon for support with: Homework English Driving information Forms (Centrelink and more!) No appointment needed! For more information please contact Sera on 03 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au www.myt.org.au  

Do you need English to drive? Come along to Car Cafe and practise your English with us! Focus on cars and driving Have a cup of tea or coffee Work with volunteers on your English Contact Vatsal on (03) 6221 0999 or email driving@mrctas.org.au for more information. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450   Download the Car Café Flyer here

WISE - Women Interacting Sharing English Every second Friday from 2:00pm - 4:30pm Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania Level 2, 1A Anfield Street, Glenorchy To register to attend please contact Sera on (03) 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au Download the WISE flyer Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Visit www.dss.gov.au for more information. Young people from humanitarian entrant/refugee backgrounds aged between 15-24 years are eligible to join.

Learn about using computers – Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Monday Drop-in for one-on-one support. No appointments are necessary and interpreters are available if needed. Topics include: Learning to drive Form support Housing Medical Citizenship Legal issues Education Employment Migration Please call MRC Reception on 03 6221 0999 if you would like more information. Click here to download the Monday Drop-in Flyer  

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Aim High is a targeted study program that supports educational outcomes for young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Aim High provides specific support across the year 9 and 10 curriculum, with a strong emphasis on core curriculum subjects such as science and maths. ELIGIBILITY Year 9 and 10 students from refugee and migrant backgrounds in Tasmanian Government schools. LOCATION OF STUDY SUPPORT Aim High delivers weekly study support sessions based at MRC Tas, 1A Anfield St Glenorchy. DAY AND…

Come along to Youth Drop-in every Wednesday afternoon for support with: Homework English Driving information Forms (Centrelink and more!) No appointment needed! For more information please contact Sera on 03 6221 0999 or email youth@mrctas.org.au www.myt.org.au  

Do you need English to drive? Come along to Car Cafe and practise your English with us! Focus on cars and driving Have a cup of tea or coffee Work with volunteers on your English Contact Vatsal on (03) 6221 0999 or email driving@mrctas.org.au for more information. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450   Download the Car Café Flyer here

Learn about using computers – Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here

Come along to Monday Drop-in for one-on-one support. No appointments are necessary and interpreters are available if needed. Topics include: Learning to drive Form support Housing Medical Citizenship Legal issues Education Employment Migration Please call MRC Reception on 03 6221 0999 if you would like more information. Click here to download the Monday Drop-in Flyer  

People from a migrant or refugee background are invited to check in for help with employment during Monday Drop-in. Work together on your next step. You can be: Getting skills ready for work Looking for your first job Needing advice for a problem at work Planning steps to change jobs No appointment needed. For more information email settlement@mrctas.org.au or call Vatsal on 03 6221 0999. Call 131 450 for interpreter. Click here to download the Employment Check-in Flyer

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) helps people with disability in every day life. If you are living with a disability, or care for someone living with disability, you can come to Disability Drop-in to get answers for questions like: Who can get help from NDIS? What supports are there for people living with disability? How can families find out more? Mondays between 1:00pm and 4:00pm at MRC Tas, Level 2, 1A Anfield Street Glenorchy Contact Sally: settlement@mrctas.org.au or 03…

Learn about using computers - Digital literacy is for everyone Learn how to use email, MyGov, Centrelink accounts Online searches for housing, jobs, and services Explore tools for learning and daily life No appointment needed! For more information contact Clarissa on 6221 0999. For an interpreter (TIS) call 131 450 You can ask for language support if needed. Download the flyer here