We are proud of our broad reach since launching in 2020. Our projects are co-designed and delivered with community organisations to benefit communities experiencing disadvantage or marginalisation due to a range of social issues.
To date, our research has made an impact in the areas of financial precarity, homelessness, family violence, modern slavery, refugee and migrant settlement, veteran resettlement, mental health and suicide prevention, support for young parents and parents of sick/premature babies, intergenerational trauma for Indigenous Australians, psychosocial disability, stunting and poor nutrition, youth development, healthy ageing and care for the aged care workforce, and provision of allied health services for residents in social housing.
Our projects have led to:
New initiatives in Western Sydney are helping refugees and migrants move into meaningful work. Employment Accelerator events connect job seekers directly with local employers, supporting interviews, job offers and clearer pathways into employment in Australia.
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The recredential roadmap helps migrants and refugees with overseas qualifications understand how to return to their professions in Australia. The online tool brings key information together in one place, guiding users through qualification recognition in clear, practical steps.
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