Arabic Welfare recently took the talented young artists from the Makani program on an inspiring visit to Space 2b Social Design Gallery. There, they had the privilege of meeting Janine Lawrie, CEO & Founder of Space 2b, and Lucy Worsly, Operations Manager. During...
It was so wonderful to see such creative talent on display from the very promising youth in our community! Arabic Welfare is so delighted to see how many hearts were touched by the Makani Art Project, and it’s the hard work and passion for serving the Arabic-speaking...
Today we’re going to showcase one of the many success stories for clients of Arabic Welfare! Alexandra Sarkis, a 19-year-old newly arrived refugee who’s only been in Australia for 6 months, succeeded in the Hume Art Anthology 2023, securing both the Best...
Over the weekend, Arabic Welfare took a group of youth to Melbourne Museum to witness Titanic: The Artefact Exhibition! This is the only exhibition in Australia to feature more than 200 real artefacts, recovered directly from the Titanic wreck site. The outing aimed...
Congratulations to all the participants of Arabic Welfare’s Community Champions for successfully completing the program! Arabic Welfare, in partnership with Cancer Council, set up the Community Champions program to find women from Arabic-speaking backgrounds that...
To celebrate International Women’s Day last week, Arabic Welfare gathered 31 remarkable women at the local Community Center to celebrate their achievements and resilience. The event aimed to empower women and girls by fostering a sense of pride, hope, and self-worth...
