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Youth and Family Capacity Building Project
This project is funded by the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA) to help Cambodian young people and young families from Cambodia (aged between 15-35 years) in Fairfield, Liverpool, and Campbelltown LGAs who lack access to:
Education and training
Recreational activities
Employment and more, please refer to attached flyer
Youth and Families Project Flyer
Project Activities Schedule
Project Activities Photo Gallery
Brighter Parents Brighter Children Project
This project is funnded by the NSW Department of Housing.
This project is a great opportunity for parents and children to learn and share new ideas in a relaxing environment.
We provide:
Activities to assist children’s development
Activities and play time for children
Health and child development information and discussion
Information on local services and mainstream service provider.
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Settlement Grants Program (SGP)
The SGP worker is a resource person involved in community development who can assist Khmer and mainstream organisations. The worker aims to:
Liaise with professional workers and service providers on the needs of recently
arrived Khmer migrants, refugees and humanitarian entrants, and means of
providing them with equitable access to services
facilitate and improve communication between existing and emerging Khmer
organisations and workers by assisting in the establishment of appropriate
organisational infrastructures
enhancing workers and management committee members skills.
Dementia Project
Dementia Project is funded by Department of Health and Ageing . Sophea will be working in partnership with Fairfield Multicultural Health Service (FMCHS), SSWAHS Area Ethnic Aged Health Service and the Dementia Association to raise awareness in the Cambodian community of dementia through appropriate community educational activities and health promotion programs.
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Community Partners Program (CPP)
This project is funded by the Department of Health and Ageing under the Community Partners Program to promote and facilitate increased and sustained access by the Cambodian community with significant aged care needs to support services.
Target Group
Older people of Cambodian backgrounds who would like to access aged care services.
Aged care service providers who would like to provide culturally appropriate care to Cambodian older people.
Services
Create awareness of aged care services to Cambodian community
Facilitate information to mainstream aged care services regarding Cambodian culture and older people’s needs
Link with appropriate age care services and support the needs of Cambodian elderly people
Resource and support other multicultural services in providing culturally appropriate services for Cambodian elderly people. To find out greater details about CPP, please click on the link Community Partners Program.
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