November 2, 2009
Bayanihan Australia Community Network Incorporated is a non-profit community organisation formed by a group of Filipinos and Australians who committed to work together as community partners to benefit local Filipino communities in Australia.
This group of independent individuals and organisations first came together in 2005 to discuss ways of meeting the changing needs of Filipino Australian [...]
October 22, 2009
An Art Exhibition Of New Paintings By Christina Hayes Exploring Familial Stories From The Philippines
Inspired by the life of her Filipino grandmother, Esther De Veza Alindato Edwards and a recent trip to the Philippines, artist Christina Hayes has joined forces with sister Esther Marie Hayes, an up-and-coming costume designer, (Rockabye, MTC 2009) to create a [...]
October 20, 2009
Bahay Tuluyan Philippines Australia is an organisation committed to supporting the work of Bahay Tuluyan. Bahay Tuluyan Philippines is a Filipino non government organisation working for children in need of special protection through the promotion, protection and fulfillment of children’s rights
Clare Scerri (for general enquiries)
clare@aus.bahaytuluyan.org
21 Cooper st, Essendon, Vic 3040
Ph (03) 9337 2124
Fax 8600 1708
Bahay Tuluyan
info@bahaytuluyan.org
Bahay [...]
October 14, 2009
Can you help Maria in her research project
“My name is Maria Tolentino. I am currently doing research on Fil-Aussie migration during the Marcos regime in fulfillment of my MA in Political Economy in the Philippines. Although it is true that the common notion of Filipino migration is driven by greater economic needs that the country [...]
October 8, 2009
The Centre for Philippine Concerns – Australia is a national network of Filipino individuals and organisations in Australia committed to advancing the Filipino people’s interests. It was formally established in November 1991. The CPCA national office is located in Melbourne. There is also a Brisbane Branch office. There are CPCA members currently living in Victoria, Queensland, [...]
September 29, 2009
On Sept. 26, the Philippine capital Manila and its neighboring provinces suffered one of nature’s worst beating. Typhoon Ondoy, international code name Ketsana, poured more than a month’s worth of rain in six hours, submerging most parts of the bustling metropolis, drowning at least a hundred people as of press time.
Philippines.com.au in cooperation with [...]
September 27, 2009
The Philippine Australian Community Services Inc. (PACSI) was first established on 3 April 1989 as Philippine Australian Council in Support of Filipino Women. Its main purpose was to help Filipino women in their settlement process. Eventually, work expanded to include whole families from the Philippines or family members coming in to join them. In 1995 the name was [...]
September 23, 2009
Fil-Oz Social Golf club started in 1992 when a group of Filipino golfers headed by Roland Santos managed to bind together one Sunday afternoon after a round of golf at Riverwood (now Georges River) Golf Club in Henry Lawson Drive, Georges Hall.
Initially, the officers were Don Lopez (President), Chris Bacucang (Treasurer), Roland Santos (Secretary), Doc [...]
September 22, 2009
Street Address: Phillipine-Australian Multipurpose Centre,
93 Cowper Street, Footscray 3011
Phone: 9687 9011
Melway Ref : 42 D7
Contact: Mrs Lucy Bunque
Contact – Phone: 9346 4211
Description: Umbrella group for six senior citizens’ organisations. Co-ordinates projects, trips and activities for seniors.
Eligibility: Filipino-Australian seniors from 50-80 years of age
Hours : Council meets first Wednesday of every month
Cost : $15 per year for each organisation
Disability Access: Wheelchair access
http://www.maribyrnong.vic.gov.au/Directory/S2_Item.asp?Mkey=117&S3Key=83
September 21, 2009
VISION STATEMENT:
To be a channel of hope, encouragement and inspiration to younger generation of Visayans in Australia and abroad.
MISSION STATEMENT:
We are committed to the preservation and enrichment of the Visayan’s cultural heritage. We do this by strengthening camaraderie through social, religious, cultural and sporting conventions.
http://www.visayan.org
