SSI supports people to access the NDIS and other services and supports in the community.

The NSW Settlement Partnership (NSP) is a consortium of 20 community organisations, led by SSI, that delivers Settlement Engagement and Transition Support (SETS) services in areas of NSW for newly arrived migrants and refugees.

Helps Arabic-speaking newcomers to build strong and healthy relationships and address issues such as conflict, stress, and domestic and family violence.

Our goal is to attract, train and help retain support workers in the home care sector across NSW and the ACT.

SSI’s Multicultural Support Workforce has over 120 officers that provide support across 35 different languages.

The Federal Government’s Community Support Program (CSP) aims to help people applying for humanitarian visas to settle in Australia.

Reskills, upskills and develops employment pathways that assist people to move back into jobs as the economy recovers. 

One-off scholarships of up to $5000 to students preparing to undertake tertiary study in New South Wales, Queensland or Victoria.

Aims to build robust, cohesive and harmonious communities where individuals and families can thrive.

Youth Collective empowers young people from migrant, refugee and multicultural backgrounds to participate in activities that help shape service delivery planning, implementation and outcomes that impact them.

Supports new arrivals by connecting them with established locals to welcome them in their new home.

Bringing up children is a challenge for everyone. But raising them in a new country presents a unique set of problems and opportunities. Newcomers to Australia can experience confusion around local laws, conventions and social norms.

SSI client Pouya and the Asbati Family performed an eclectic set of world music to an enthusiastic audience in Ashfield on November 18. The performance was presented as part of Ashfield Council’s ‘Frolic in the Forecourt’ – a series of free concerts and activities at midday on Tuesdays in the council’s forecourt, on Parramatta Road.

Settlement Services International (SSI) is observing NAIDOC Week this year by not only celebrating First Nations art and culture but also contributing to the Indigenous economy and self-determination.