Eligibility, Access and the Utilisation of the NDIS
This report discusses the eligibility, access and the utilisation of the NDIS for people with disability from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
Beyond Borders Price list
Beyond Borders Artwork Exhibition price list for 2026.
NDIA Participant Satisfaction Survey – guide
Explains the NDIA Participant Satisfaction Survey, a phone call where you will be asked about the support you received from your LAC.
Inquiry into the Nature and Drivers of Radicalisation in Australia Submission
SSI’s submission on the shaping the future of Employment Services calling for specialist support for refugee and migrant jobseekers.
Queensland Human Rights Review Submission
SSI’s submission on the shaping the future of Employment Services calling for specialist support for refugee and migrant jobseekers.
National summit puts culturally diverse voices at the heart of disability reform
SSI’s National CALD Disability Inclusion Summit called for disability reform that better reflects Australia’s cultural diversity.
Economic anxiety must not become a blame game over migration, SSI warns
Australians are feeling less secure and less optimistic about the future, but growing economic anxiety must not become an excuse to blame migration or multiculturalism for the pressures facing the country, non-profit SSI has warned.
From refugee to Young Socceroo: soccer brings Braybrook students together
Former Socceroos captain Craig Foster joined 200 students at Braybrook College in Melbourne’s west to explore belonging through soccer.
Long-standing immigration leaders join growing calls for National Migration Summit to reset debate
Senior figures who helped shape Australia’s migration system have joined a growing alliance of more than 60 business, civil society and peak organisations calling for a National Migration Summit to reset the debate and develop a long-term national vision for migration.
From overlooked skills to Admiralty House: refugee woman’s design worn by Governor-General
The Governor-General wore a print co-designed by Farukh, an Afghan-born accountant spotlighting migrant women’s untapped skills.
New report finds Rohingya crisis deepening as UN appeal shrinks by 26 per cent
A new report urges Australia to act as shrinking humanitarian support threatens essential services for about 1.2 million Rohingya refugees.
SSI welcomes Prime Minister’s call to unlock Australia’s untapped skills
Non-profit SSI, on behalf of a coalition of 130 organisations, has welcomed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s commitment to unlocking the skills of migrants and refugees already living in Australia, urging the government to build on its progress and deliver lasting reform to the overseas skills recognition system.
Refugee intake cut would shut out thousands when help is needed most.
Halving Australia's humanitarian intake from 20,000 to 10,000 would shut out thousands fleeing persecution, SSI warns.
Australia is multicultural
Multiculturalism is central to who we are, how we prosper and how the world sees us. More than half of Australians are first- or second-generation migrants.
Logan Hub opens its doors to a new chapter of community-led opportunity
A new community hub designed with and for the people of Logan has officially opened bringing services, pathways and connection together.
Australia needs long-term migration strategy, not short-term politics
A broad alliance calls for a National Migration Summit after a week of competing migration announcements and Minister Burke's address.
‘No-brainer’: Skilled migration reforms must go hand-in-hand with skills recognition
Skilled migration reforms won't deliver full benefits unless Australia fixes skills recognition too, an advocacy coalition warns.