ECCV State Conference 2018
Theme: Workplace rEvolution, Blueprints of a diverse tomorrow The ECCV 2018 State Conference and Gala Dinner Thursday 17 & Friday 18 May, 2018 DINNER : May 17 CONFERENCE & DINNER VENUE: Ibis Melbourne
Theme: Workplace rEvolution, Blueprints of a diverse tomorrow The ECCV 2018 State Conference and Gala Dinner Thursday 17 & Friday 18 May, 2018 DINNER : May 17 CONFERENCE & DINNER VENUE: Ibis Melbourne
NDIS Information sessions for culturally diverse community members: Broadmeadows Hume Global Learning Centre - Broadmeadows 1093 Pascoe Vale Road Broadmeadows, VIC 3047 Mon. 16 July 2018 Session 1: 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
NDIS Information sessions for culturally diverse community members: Broadmeadows Hume Global Learning Centre – Broadmeadows 1093 Pascoe Vale Road Broadmeadows, VIC 3047 Mon. 16 July 2018 Session 2: 1pm – 2:30 pm
NDIS Information sessions for culturally diverse community members: Hume Global Learning Centre in CRAIGIEBURN July 17th, 2018 Session 1: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
NDIS Information sessions for culturally diverse community members: Hume Global Learning Centre in CRAIGIEBURN 75-95 Central Park Avenue Craigieburn, VIC 3064 Tue. 17 July 2018 Session 2: 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Returning for a second Emerge in Yarra Festival, and after two sell-out events, Welcome to Australia and ECCV are proud to present Campfire Stories, back with four new speakers, to share stories of their home, their journey and their lives in an intimate and warm space. Campfire Stories Emerge in Yarra will once again feature […]
Join us at the ECCV Culturally Diverse Aged Care Workforce Forum, 15 August 10am -12.30pm at Victorian Archives Centre, 99 Shiel St. North Melbourne. Forum is directed at multicultural & […]
ECCV invites you to the ECCV Forum on the Age Pension on 27 August, 9am -1pm at The Presentation of Our Lord, Community Hall, 23-29 Victoria Street, Coburg. The forum […]
Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria (ECCV) in partnership with 3ZZZ radio station launches the gambling harm prevention project, Don’t Bet On It. Victorians have lost $2.6 billion on gambling at […]