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Through expansive community outreach and alliances, the All Nations Group strives to cultivate strong, direct connections and provide vital support to marginalised and disadvantaged people both locally and beyond.

OLDER AUSTRALIANS LEARN DIGITAL SKILLS AT WHITLAM LIBRARY CABRAMATTA

On 19 and 26 March 2026, All Nations Group (ANG) was proud to partner with Good Things Australia to deliver two in-depth Digital Skills Sessions to older Australians in the Fairfield City Council Community, and what a great success it was!

We hired laptops and brought together a group of older community members for a hands-on session covering everything from navigating the internet to staying safe from online scams.

For many attendees, it was their first real experience using a laptop — and watching that initial hesitation transform into genuine confidence was truly rewarding. By the end of the session, participants were browsing, searching, and asking all the right questions about protecting themselves online.

Events like these are a reminder of the real difference digital literacy can make in people's lives — opening doors to connection, information, and independence. A huge thank you to everyone who attended and made the day so special. We look forward to running more sessions in the future!

 

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Home Care Event a Great Success with the Sri Lankan Tamil Association ​

On 10 September 2025, All Nations Group (ANG) was proud to partner with the Sri Lankan Tamil Association to host a fantastic outreach event promoting our Home Care support services. The initiative was specifically focused on connecting with and supporting the ageing members of the Sri Lankan Tamil community.ANG was the proud sponsor of the gathering, which saw over 130 enthusiastic participants! We provided a delicious, traditional Sri Lankan lunch that was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone, fostering a warm and engaging atmosphere perfect for meaningful conversations and connection. The event created an excellent opportunity for community members to learn more about how ANG can provide tailored, culturally respectful care services right in their homes."I’m very pleased to have engaged with All Nations Group and truly appreciate their commitment to supporting our Tamil community. We look forward to seeing our elders benefit from the culturally appropriate home care services ANG will be providing," shared Mr Panjacharan Paramasway. Following the success of the event, ANG has already begun reaching out to those who expressed interest. We are excited to start supporting these new clients with our dedicated, culturally sensitive care services.

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