08 9336 8282 Multicultural Futures

Supported Transitional Accommodation

It can be difficult for individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, especially if you are from a migrant or refugee background. We help people move into short-term accommodation, assist with other issues they may be facing, and then support people in securing and maintaining a longer-term home.

We take referrals from crisis and other supported accommodation programs.

Funded by the Department of Communities, our transition from crisis accommodation service is free for people from a migrant or refugee background in the Southern suburbs.

Who to Call
To learn more about our supported transitional accommodation service, give Alicia a call or an email.
Alicia Asic
Supported Transitional Accommodation
08 9336 8282
Bentley Office
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Testimonials

UnitingCare West is a proud partner of Multicultural Futures. Knowing that we can depend on the team to readily collaborate and walk alongside us to support people who need our combined skills and abilities in order to have their goals met is, quite simply, fantastic.

UnitingCare West

Access Housing and Multicultural Futures have a well-established, collaborative working relationship going back many years. We look forward to continuing and building upon this relationship into the years ahead as we partner to assist some of the community’s most vulnerable people.

Access Housing

We rely heavily on the support of agencies and programs such as Multicultural Futures in order to ensure best outcomes and recovery for people. The contribution of this flexible and culturally sensitive agency is a partnership that we will continue to build and foster.

Child and Adolescent Health Service.

With help from Multicultural Futures, we now stand on our own feet and by paying tax hopefully, we can give the opportunity for another family to make change for a more peaceful and prosperous life.

Survivor of Domestic Violence and her son.

We highly valued Multicultural Futures’ contribution to developing our first Cultural Diversity Strategy. They brought a wealth of cultural insight and strong community connections with newly settled Cockburn community members which ensured a rich diversity of views were captured.

The City of Cockburn

I feel much more confident in my interactions with families from migrant or refugee background.

There are things I can do now to help improve my intercultural communication efficiency – from strategies listed by participants

I loved learning about the different communications styles of different cultures and the importance of my own personal cultural glasses

Even though I thought I had great understanding of cultural awareness I realise I need to continue to develop my skills and knowledge