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Play2Learn in the Park

Alessandru Lemos 11/03/2022

Play2Learn is a fun time for you to share with your child. Play2Learn gives your child the chance to learn, grow and prepare for school. Play2Learn is often conducted as part of the ‘It Takes a Village’ program model. In this situation, newly arrived humanitarian entrants with children aged 0 – 5 years are welcome to attend. Come and join …

International Volunteer Day 2021

International Volunteer Day recognises the tireless work of volunteers around the world. Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania (MRC Tas) has an incredible group of volunteers who work across a range of programs and activities. Today is a chance to promote, celebrate and observe the efforts of these MRC Tas volunteers and the values they uphold. Case Study: Meet Moon, MRC Tas ...

World Mental Health Day

On World Mental Health Day this year, Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania (MRC Tas) is encouraging a focus on the mental health of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in Australia and Tasmania. According to the World Health Organisation, World Mental Health Day aims to raise awareness and mobilize global efforts in support of mental health and wellbeing. Today, MRC Tas honours, ...

Support available for Afghan and Hazara Community

MRC Tas staff are deeply concerned about the impact of events overseas and the effect on clients and communities in Tasmania, and their concern for family members. We have taken a number of actions in response to the crisis in Afghanistan to ensure our clients and communities are as well supported as possible: MRC Tas has signed the RCOA statement MRC Tas ...

International Friendship Day

July 30th is International Friendship Day. It’s a day that speaks to the importance of fostering strong friendships and building bridges between peoples and cultures. Although the United Nations only declared July 30th as the official International Friendship Day eleven years ago, the history of celebrating connections between individuals and communities from around the globe stretches further back. The progression ...