CEO of the Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria (ECCV) Mr Chris Christoforou has paid a visit to Wodonga on 30 May 2019. Mr Christoforou was warmly welcomed by about 20 local ethnic, faith and indigenous leaders at a luncheon at La Maison Restaurant in Wodonga. The casual gathering provided an opportunity for AWECC to thank Mr Christoforou and the ECCV for its ongoing support, and for community representatives to network. Mr Christoforou also had the opportunity to visit a local project, the Bhutanese Community Farm, while in the area.
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Culture Club was well attended at Gateway Health, Wodonga on 17th May 2019. This month, artist Allyson Evans facilitated fun and interactive activities and everyone shared a traditional Indian lunch together. Participants also farewelled long-time Culture Club facilitator Karin Stahl, who has taken on a new challenge in a new role. During National Reconciliation Week (27 May to 3 June), AWECC has made a commitment to start developing a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) over the next 12 months. The opportunity to develop greater levels of understanding and meaningful relationships with local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, has led AWECC to pledge to develop a RAP through regular dialogue and consultation with key Aboriginal stakeholders and organisations, and through the establishment of a RAP advisory group. The aim of the working group will be to strengthen relationships and identify specific actions that AWECC can take through its programs and services, to improve outcomes and opportunities of local Aboriginal peoples. AWECC will present its 1st RAP during National Reconciliation Week in 2020.
Here is the June 2019 events update from the North East Multicultural Association (NEMA) for activities coming up across the Alpine Valleys and North East Victoria. ![]()
The 'Leading Communities Together' workshop will be delivered by Alpine Valleys Community Leadership for community members and leaders, particularly from migrant and refugee backgrounds, who would like to develop skills in community leadership, governance and committee involvement. The workshop will enable participants to develop strong decision-making and collaboration skills so that they can make an even bigger difference in their community. Some of the topics covered in the workshop, include: > The role and purpose of boards and committees; > The duties of board and committee members; > How to participate in meetings and have your voice heard; > How to run effective meetings; and > Understanding finances and budgets. Date: Saturday 29 June 2019 Time: 9:30am to 2:30pm (includes lunch - bring a plate to share) Where: Room F11 (level 1) Gateway Health, 155 High Street, Wodonga Applications close: 9:00am, Wednesday, 19 June 2019 ![]()
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This workshop is delivered in partnership with Alpine Valleys Community Leadership with support from the Victorian Government 'Multicultural Affairs and Social Cohesion division'.
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