Teamwork makes the dream work

One of my daughter’s favourite phrases throughout primary school was ‘teamwork makes the dream work’, and this innocent wisdom from a child struck a chord with me. Years down the track, I am still seeing the truth behind these words play out in front of me.

This ‘team work’ can take on various forms and as we are experiencing at Multicultural Futures, this often means cross-organisational collaboration. Winter is renowned for being a hard time when you are homeless. Not only are we supporting our clients to find a secure home, but you’ll read in this newsletter how the good work by one of our fellow not-for-profit organisations has helped mums with new babies.

Many participants attending our citizenship classes have also seen that by tapping into the skills offered through this class, and meeting others who are on the same journey, have helped them achieve their dream of passing the test, and becoming Australian Citizens.

Sometimes, the ‘dream’ means letting go, and handing the ball to someone who can take things to the next level. Read more about the ongoing World Music Café journey.

From the Editor
Erika von Kaschke

Acknowledgement

We acknowledge the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of our nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work.

Child Safety Statement

Multicultural Futures have an unwavering commitment to Child Safety. Our foremost priority is to create a secure environment for every child, regardless of their background. Our commitment is reflected in our child focused policies, practices, and training and responding to children and families in a culturally safe and responsive way.
We actively work towards ensuring the well-being of each child, employing stringent protocols to address their unique needs.
At the heart of our mission lies continuous improvement and accountability, as we seek to uphold the highest standards of child safety within our organisation.