Ballarat Regional Multicultural Council Italian client Vincenzo Barbaro. Picture: Teresa Azzopardi Article by The Courier Multicultural families in Ballarat and the surrounding region are being supported throughout the coronavirus pandemic….
Stepping Stones to Small Business The inaugural Ballarat Stepping Stones to Small Business Volunteer Mentor training and induction takes place as an online webinar on Thursday, 14 May from 11am…
Please note: As of 2021 we are no longer running the Fresh Food Drop-Off program. Ballarat Refugee and Asylum Seeker Support Network (BRASSN) is gathering fresh food donations to assist…
MEDIA RELEASEMinister for Multicultural Affairs, Ms Ros Spence MP “Helping Multicultural Victorians Through Coronavirus” www.premier.vic.gov.au, 6 May 2020. The Victorian Government is supporting multicultural and multifaith families to ensure they…
ECCV has joined 29 other ethnic and multicultural organisations across Victoria (including BRMC) in signing the Multicultural CEO Network Open Letter to the Victorian Premier and Crisis Council of Cabinet,…
BRMC team is here for you. COVID-19 has changed the way we are connecting and working. Although we can’t be together physically, as we normally love to do, there is…
We hope you all had a lovely Easter in the safety of your home. Our Senior Services team helped spread some Easter cheer to our beautiful seniors last week. On…
The Victorian Government has directed all Victorians to stay at home to help limit the spread of coronavirus and to protect our health system and save lives. The ‘Stay at…
Our office is closed but we’re still working. The BRMC office is closed from 9am on Tuesday 24 March 2020 following the announcement from Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews of a…
With increasing numbers of confirmed cases in Victoria it’s important to be mindful and practice good hygiene to minimise the risk of COVID-19. Remember to: Wash hands with soap and…
Ballarat Regional Multicultural Council respectfully acknowledges the Wadawurrung and Dja Dja Wurrung people, their elders and community leaders, past, present and emerging
– traditional custodians of the land on which we live and work. 
BRMC actively promotes intercultural and interfaith harmony. We help build inclusive and diverse communities and economies.
We work with members and partners to strengthen diversity and social cohesion in regional Victoria.
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