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Multicultural programs

We are committed to supporting all Victorians.

We understand that traditional family structures are diverse and we believe in strengthening families and supporting people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds to have positive, safe and respectful relationships. 

We provide services that cater to community needs, including by tailoring services to meet the needs of the client groups with which we work. Our staff endeavour to work with members of diverse communities to provide information and assistance on a whole range of family issues.

In collaboration with many organisations across the state, we coordinate workshops, forums, meetings, networks and support groups to meet the growing needs of Victoria's multicultural communities.

We are committed to providing access to our services for both established and emerging migrant communities in both metropolitan and regional Victoria.

We can organise interpreters on request.

Please let us know when you contact us to organise a service, if you will need an interpreter.

Multicultural courses

Courses men using family violence
In Person
Tuesday evenings starting in September.

Vietnamese Men's Behaviour Change Program (Chương trình Thay Đổi Hành Vi dành cho Nam giới người Việt)

A free 20-week group program for Vietnamese-speaking men who want to end their use of controlling, abusive and violent behaviours in their relationships.

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Child parenting courses
In Person
Monday mornings starting 12 October

Tuning in to Kids® for Vietnamese parents and carers

Our free, 6-week group for Vietnamese parents to develop and enhance your parenting skills.

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Child parenting courses
Online & in Person
Express your interest in future groups.

Tuning in to Kids® for Afghan Mothers

Our free, 8-week group for Afghan mothers to develop and enhance your parenting skills.

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Child parenting courses
Online & in Person
Express your interest in future groups.

Tuning in to Kids® for multicultural families

A free, 6-week group for multicultural parents and carers to develop and enhance your parenting skills, focusing on building your relationship with your child.

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Child parenting courses
Online Only
Monday evenings starting 12 October

Tuning in to Kids® for Multicultural Mums (Online)

A free, 6-week group for multicultural mums to develop and enhance your parenting skills, focusing on building your relationship with your child.

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Child parenting courses
In Person
Tuesday mornings starting 13 October

Tuning in to Kids® for Multicultural Mums (In person)

A free, 6-week group for multicultural mums to develop and enhance your parenting skills, focusing on building your relationship with your child.

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Child parenting courses
Online & in Person
Express your interest in future groups.

Tuning in to Kids® for Afghan Mothers (Greater Dandenong)

Our free, 8-session group for Afghan mothers in Greater Dandenong to develop and enhance your parenting skills.

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Diversity-focused activities in 2024–25

We facilitated and supported the following diversity-focused activities in 2024–25:

  • Became a member of Diversity Council Australia, giving employees access to practical resources and learning opportunities to support inclusive practice.
  • Introduced a new accessibility and languages toolbar on our website, allowing visitors to customise how the site looks and sounds to suit their needs, including options for text-to-speech, audio downloads, font and colour adjustments, and translations.
  • Facilitated a workshop organised by Multicultural Women Victoria on respectful relationships, the impacts of family violence and available support services. The workshop brought together community leaders from a range of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, with a focus on how they could take this knowledge back to their communities and lead meaningful conversations.
  • Delivered Tuning in to Kids® in language for Afghan women and multicultural families.

For more information about our work with multicultural communities in 2024–25, read our Annual Report.