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FECCA scholarships now available

The Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils of Australia (FECCA) is seeking applications for the Scholarship Program to attend, and actively participate in, the FECCA 2019 National Biennial Conference – Purpose. Leadership. Progress – in Hobart from Monday, 9th to Wednesday, 11th December. Successful recipients will receive complimentary registration to attend the Conference. They will have access to all Conference sessions (excluding the Conference Dinner), explore issues of interest, discuss their emerging ideas with experienced actors in the sector, network, and establish connections for the future. Additional funds have been allocated towards travel assistance for a limited number of successful scholarship applicants. Find out more and about how to apply here. FECCA has also recently released a guide for Cultural Competence in Australia for organisations.

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Hello, and farewell – lots of changes announced in this week’s eNews

Hello, and farewell – lots of changes announced in this edition of eNews. PeakCare eNews 10th March 2023

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