Dates to Remember: Annual Report 2010/11 Outposting in Hobsons Bay @Laverton Community Renewal - Merton Street, Altona Meadows. A Settlement Support Worker and Migration Agent are available on Wednesdays. You can access the program by calling 9367 6044 or 0422 888 095. "Dedication, Passion & Resilience" - Stories from the MRCNW Recognising 21 years of service and commitment to the ethnic communities of the North-Western suburbs of Melbourne. A collection of stories from both past and present. It's a great read! If you wish to obtain a copy please contact us on 9367-6044 Our Latest Newsletter Newsletter no.47 (1.0MB) Diversity and Disability Newsletter Newsletter-Diversity and Disability - May edition New Outposted Service @ our Hume Office & St Albans office Banyule Community Health is providing Gambler's Help which is now available at our Hume office each Wednesday & at our St Albans office each Thursday. Calling All Volunteers The Isolated Ethnic Elderly Program is looking for volunteers to provide one or two hours of companionship a week to the elderly and/or people with a disability and their carers. The full article of the recruitement drive appears in our latest newsletter (page 7). Please call Aged & Disability Team Leader for further details on 9367-6044.

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Welcome to the MRC North West Region. If you are a first time visitor to the site – a very warm welcome. If you are a return visitor to the site – welcome once more.

We are a community based organisation that services the needs of migrants and refugees. We have been doing this role for 21 years and we are proud of the work we have done in this period.

At the MRC North West, our first priority is the client. Every person that accesses our services has a story to tell and a need to address. We always do the best we can to assist clients through our services, and if we can’t help we refer them to those with the appropriate expertise.

Please take the time to browse through our site. You can discover more information about who we are; the services provided; and the publications we produce. Feedback is always welcome, and membership encouraged.

Best of all, feel free to visit us in person at any of our sites in St Albans and Broadmeadows.

Services are proudly provided to those who live in our service areas.