Auburn Diversity Services Inc.

Services provided by ADSi include:

Settlement Services to newly arrived migrants, refugees and humanitarian entrants, including casework/coordination and delivery of services; community coordination and development; youth settlement services and specialist housing and domestic violent assistance. There are 15 SGP projects in total that operate from ADSi
Family Service provides early intervention and family support to families with children 0-8 years. This project is funded by the Department of Family and Community Services:

Community Services

Seniors and Disabilities Services provide social support services under the Home and Community Care Program (HACC). This project is funded by the Department of Family and Community Services: ADHC and the Department of Health.

ADSi is responsible for developing strategies which address the needs of local migrants and focuses on recent arrivals, emerging communities and special needs groups including humanitarian entrants, refugees, women, youth, children, aged and the unemployed – all of CALD backgrounds.

ADSi services operate from 2 locations: 17 Macquarie Road, Auburn and 101 Northumberland Ave, Auburn.