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All Nations Receives St Johns Club Grant!

 

October, 2025
We're thrilled to announce a significant achievement for the All Nations Group. At the recent 2025 Fairfield ClubGRANTS Celebration hosted by St Johns Park Bowling Club, the All Nations Group was one of the successful recipients of this year's funding.

This successful application is a direct result of the hard work and dedication of the team and will enable us to significantly expand and enhance our program focused on providing training and employment pathways for refugees and visa holders.

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The grant will specifically support training in high-demand fields such as aged home care and gardening. Our comprehensive program will also include essential job readiness components and foster strong partnerships with local employers to help participants transition successfully into work.

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This year's Fairfield ClubGRANTS program was highly competitive, with 257 applications submitted. We are incredibly proud to have been awarded funding and to be among the 121 funded projects dedicated to strengthening local initiatives across the Fairfield LGA.

Thank you to the St Johns Park Bowling Club Team and all the participating clubs and community partners for their commitment to making such an incredible impact on our local area. We look forward to putting this grant to use and sharing updates on the progress and success stories of our funded project!

Cabravale Diggers Grant Boosts All Nations Group Mission

 

October, 2025

The All Nations Group is delighted to announce the receipt of a significant grant to establish the Mental Health & Wellness Program at the Cabravale Diggers Club. This new funding directly supports our mission to be a beacon of hope and inspiration by addressing critical needs within the diverse communities we serve. This partnership allows us to specifically target the growing issues of loneliness and poor mental health awareness among our clients and the broader community.

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The new program offers a structured and holistic approach to well-being. Activities will include therapeutic and calming wellness activities such as yoga and mindfulness sessions. Crucially, we will also provide specialized caregiver training and facilitate ongoing peer support groups. This blend of education, practical tools, and social connection is designed to create a strong, lasting impact on participants' lives.

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We are proud to confirm that the program's primary objective is to see 60 participants trained in mental wellness and support skills, leading to the formation of sustained, self-managed peer networks. This initiative is a vital step in ensuring our community members—including the elderly, new migrants, and individuals with disabilities—have the resources to achieve better emotional health and a demonstrable improvement in overall well-being. The All Nations Group extends its sincere gratitude to the grant provider for partnering with us to bring this essential program to life.

New Grant From Cabramatta Bowling & Recreational Club Fuels Vital Dementia Care Support Program

 

October, 2025

The All Nations Group is proud to announce the successful award of a new grant for the Caring for Parents with Dementia program, hosted in partnership with the Cabramatta Bowling & Recreational Club. This initiative is a crucial expansion of our Life Care services, aimed at providing dedicated support for both dementia care recipients and their invaluable family caregivers.

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This comprehensive program addresses the immense challenges faced by families managing dementia. Core services will include therapeutic music therapy sessions for care recipients, which have proven effective in improving mood and reducing agitation. For caregivers, we will offer specialized training in management tools to help them navigate complex caregiving tasks, alongside essential emotional support.

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A significant element of the program is the drive to recruit and train a dedicated team of volunteers. This effort is vital to ensuring the program’s long-term sustainability and expanding the respite and companionship available to families. By investing in our volunteers and resources, we are directly fulfilling our mission to enhance the quality of life for the elderly and those who selflessly care for them. The All Nations Group looks forward to launching this impactful program in the Cabramatta area and thanks the grant provider for supporting this critical need.

New Grant From Good Things Australia Supports Digital Skills Development for Over 55s

 

October, 2025

 

We are pleased to announce the successful launch of a major community initiative funded by the Good Things Australia grant for Building Digital Skills. This program is specifically designed to enhance the digital literacy and connectivity of people aged 55 and over.

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The core of the program involves delivering targeted Digital Literacy Training using modules developed by Good Things Australia. Alongside the training, the grant has allowed us to provide laptops, tablets, and other devices to older participants. This strategy ensures that older people have both the skills and the necessary tools to access essential services, training opportunities, and maintain vital community connection in the digital world. The initiative is actively working to close the digital gap for this demographic.

All Nations Group Secures Fairfield Council Grant for DFV Initiative

 

October, 2025

 

All Nations Group is proud to announce the successful receipt of the Fairfield City Council Supporting Families, Ending Violence grant. This crucial funding will enable us to significantly expand our local efforts to combat Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) and provide essential resources for survivors and the community.

Our new initiative is built upon immediate, comprehensive support and long-term violence prevention. It encompasses critical services such as crisis intervention and ongoing counselling to offer a lifeline to those facing immediate danger and trauma. We are also increasing our community presence through DFV prevention outreach to raise awareness and promote respectful relationships across diverse cultural groups within Fairfield.

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A key component of this funded work is dedicated to survivor rehabilitation, focusing on the long-term emotional and practical needs of individuals rebuilding their lives after violence. Furthermore, this grant has strengthened our ability to form deep, productive partnerships with local providers and agencies. This collaborative approach is essential to achieving our ultimate outcomes: increased community safety, widespread prevention awareness, effective survivor support, and the cultivation of cohesive community partnerships that stand united against violence.

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All Nations Group is committed to seeing these funds translate into tangible improvements in the lives of Fairfield families. We thank Fairfield City Council for their investment in this vital community work.