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Migrant Services
Woolloongabba, QLD
www.mdaltd.org.au
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28 Dibley Street Woolloongabba QLD 4102 Australia

Multicultural Australia (formally known as MDA) is committed to delivering a welcoming Queensland where all new arrivals have the opportunity to fully contribute to and participate in a multicultural society. Queensland’s diversity is our strength.

We are an independent organisation committed to achieving the best settlement outcomes for our clients. As one of Queensland’s largest multicultural agencies, we work with refugees, international students, people seeking asylum and migrants, as well as their local communities.

In metropolitan and regional Queensland, Multicultural Australia works in partnership with our clients, other service providers, government agencies and the private sector, to achieve quality service delivery through advocacy, client service delivery, community development and multicultural sector development.

We know the pathways to full participation we provide for new arrivals are vital to a successful multicultural society.

Making this happen is a two-way street for both the new arrivals, in the effort they make to settle into the community, and for the rest of us in the positive and supportive welcome we give them in their new home.