Social enterprise
Social enterprise is a cost-effective way of realising our vision of a more connected multicultural community in which people from a refugee or migrant background can thrive and prosper, enhancing our vibrant society.
In response, we are not only investing in our own social enterprises, but keen to support others build the skills and experience required to build a successful enterprise.

The World Music Café is a social enterprise providing real life work experience and training in events management and business development for people from migrant and refugee backgrounds, by coordinating events showcasing international food and multicultural performances.
The events provide a platform to showcase multicultural talent and culture, building connections between communities at a grassroots level.
This social enterpriese was founded with support from the Department of Social Services’ Try, Test and Learn fund, delivered in partnership with MMRC, and community partner United in Diversity.

It is important for services and supports available in the community are culturally responsive, i.e. meet the varying needs of people from a refugee or migrant background.
see me see you workshops have been designed to help front line staff, leaders, and volunteers adapt their work to better meet these needs.
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