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SBS ARABIC RADIO INTERVIEW - HARMONY DAY
POSTED: 27th March 2019 SOURCE: SBS Arabic Radio 21st March 2019
Sana Al-Ahmar discusses MDSI's Harmony Day Event
(This audio is copyright to SBS)
Program: SBS Arabic Radio Interviewer: Ghassan Nakhoul & Manal Al-Ani Interviewee: Sana Al-Ahmar Duration: 1:02
HARMONY DAY
POSTED: 21st March 2019
A message from MDSI's CEO
March 21 marks Harmony Day celebrations around Australia, celebrating United Nations International Day for the elimination of Racial Discrimination. Harmony Day is about community participation, inclusiveness, celebrating diversity, respect and belonging.
As community service agency we get together to celebrate the message of “Everyone Belongs”.
This year Harmony Day has a shadow cast over its proceedings due to the world mourning the mass killing of innocent people in Christchurch.
MDSI sends its heartfelt condolences to the families and friends of those killed and to those injured in the attack. We also condemn the racist and divisive rhetoric expressed both before and after this attack. It serves no purpose other than to instil fear and hatred.
We applaud the response of New Zealand Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern and her inclusive stance against divisive politics. There’s no place for anti-immigration, anti-refugee, anti-Muslim beliefs in Australia.
We invite to join us tonight at our Harmony Day event.
Movie Night at MDSI: The Merger
Thursday 21/03/2019 @5:00pm
Entry cost by donation with all proceeds going to UNHCR.
The Merger is a 2018 Australian comedy/drama movie about a former star footballer turned social justice campaigner who returns to his hometown and is persuaded to coach the struggling, local footy team. He recruits refugees to make up the numbers with hilarious results, but ultimately takes the community on a journey of change.
Karin Vasquez, CEO
SBS ARABIC RADIO INTERVIEW - INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY EVENT
POSTED: 13th March 2019 SOURCE: SBS Arabic Radio 08th March 2019
Sana Al-Ahmar discusses MDSI's International Women's Day Event
(This audio is copyright to SBS)
Program: SBS Arabic Radio Interviewer: Manal Al-Ani Interviewee: Sana Al-Ahmar Duration: 5:30
PET THERAPY FOR SENIORS
POSTED: 01st March 2019 SOURCE: Macarthur Chronicle 26th February 2019
Campbelltown seniors enjoyed a 'Farmtastic' outing last week as part of NSW Seniors Festival.
SBS ARABIC RADIO INTERVIEW: MDSI’S MULTICULTURAL WOMEN’S ART GROUP
POSTED: 20th February 2019 SOURCE: SBS Arabic Radio 15th February 2019
Sana Al-Ahmar discusses MDSI's Multicultural Women's Art Group and Settlement Services.
(This audio is copyright to SBS)
Program: SBS Arabic Radio Interviewer: Manal Al-Ani Interviewee: Sana Al-Ahmar Duration: 5:00
LOOKING FOR OFFICE SPACE IN CAMPBELLTOWN CBD?
POSTED: 07th February 2019
Location: MDSI Shared Work Hub
AFFORDABLE RATES/FLEXIBLE ARRANGEMENTS
For further details please call us on 4627 1188 or download the attached document.
SBS ARABIC RADIO INTERVIEW: SANA AL-AHMAR RECEIVES AUSTRALIA DAY AWARD
POSTED: 04th February 2019 SOURCE: SBS Arabic Radio 28th January 2019
The award came to honor the contributions made by Ms Al-Ahmar in culture.
(This audio is copyright to SBS).
Program: SBS Arabic Radio Interviewer: Saleem Al-Fahad Interviewee: Sana Al-Ahmar Duration: 5:47
VOLUNTEER DRIVING MENTORS NEEDED
POSTED: 09th January 2019
Become a volunteer supervising driver mentor with MDSI's U Turn Program
- Do you have an unrestricted NSW driver's licence?
- Can you help a learner driver get their P's?
- Can you commit to 1 -2 hours volunteering per week?
What is the u Turn Program?
The U Turn program helps young drivers who experience barriers accessing a car or a supervising driver prepare for their licence. Obtaining a drivers licence can help a young person achieve their study or employment goals. As a driver mentor all you need is your unrestricted NSW drivers licence and we will provided the car, insurances, fuel and mentor training.
To find out more contact our U Turn Program Coordinator today on P. 4627 1188 M. 0490 815 866 or E. themie@mdsi.org.au
CREATING COMMUNITY
POSTED: 26th September 2018 SOURCE: Macarthur Chronicle 25th September 2018
Beautiful and Strange: New residents build connection with Campbelltown through art.
Beautiful and Strange
- What: Art exhibition created by new migrants to the Campbelltown community
- Where: Campbelltown Arts Centre
- When: Exhibition closes on September 30
- Details: c-a-c.com.au
- Cost: Free
