Congratulations to our volunteer, Linda Yacoub, for receiving the Individual Volunteer Achievement Award at the 13th annual St George Community Awards. The Awards recognise individuals, community groups and businesses which have made an outstanding contribution to the local community. The Individual Volunteer Achievement Award acknowledges an unsung hero in our… Read More »Volunteer award
We are the proud winners of the “Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Category” at the Western Sydney Awards for Business Excellence! This recognition is a testament to our collective dedication to diversity, inclusion, and the extraordinary care we provide to our community. We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to… Read More »WSABE Win
Aged Care Employee Day is an annual day to officially thank, honour, recognise and celebrate each and every team member involved in caring for the 1.3 million older Australians receiving home care or residential care services.
We’re proud to announce we’ve been nominated for the Local Business Awards, in the Health Improvement Services category.
More than 200 people, including representatives from Inner West council and the Federal Government, Multicultural Care clients and people from local community groups, came together on Tuesday 19 March for a very special Harmony Week celebration hosted by Multicultural Care.
After two decades of service to multicultural communities, Multicultural Care has been recognised for their customer-focused health services, winning the Canterbury-Bankstown Local Business Awards – Health Improvement Services category.
Carers from culturally diverse backgrounds will soon have access to a new Carers’ Service available through Multicultural Care in Sydney region.
Anyone who meets Mrs Ibolya Nagy — or Bobby as she prefers to be called — is immediately struck by her bubbly, energetic personality.
Aged and Disability Care service provider Multicultural Care received support from SBS Foundation in the form of airtime to help raise awareness of activities and work within the community.
From mid-November Multicultural Care will further expand into the aged care market and now offer Veterans’ Home Care (VHC) services reflecting its objective of inclusiveness and ensuring that care is provided to everyone.