Philippine Australian Community Resource Directory

Archive for the ‘NSW – Filipino Clubs & Organisations’ Category

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 changed to Philippine Australian Community Services Inc.
http://www.communilink.org.au/pacsi

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.

Welcome to the official website of the Philippine Consulate General in Sydney. This website outlines the consular services offered by this Office and details the procedures and requirements for availing of these services. It also presents cultural and community events organized by the Consulate.
This website also provides information and news updates on the Philippines as well as tourism and investment opportunities in the country.
The development of this website is in line with the continuing commitment of the Consulate to deliver efficient and effective services to the public.
Philippine Consulate General
Level 1, Philippine Center
27-33 Wentworth Avenue
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: (61 2) 9262 7377
Facsimile: (61 2) 9262 7355
Mobile: (61 415) 426 400
Email: contact@philippineconsulate.com.au
http://www.philippineconsulate.com.au

There is one aspect of Philippine Australian Sports & Culture that sets it apart from other Filipino migrant organizations: It evolved from necessity. The Club developed because there had to be an organized group to run major sports events for early Filipino migrants in the metropolitan Sydney. Pinoys wanted to play basketball among themselves, and there was no other way around it but to set up an organizing body.

PASC Inc Contact Details.
Address .O. Box 3310 Bangor NSW 2234
Tel/Fax : (02) 9541 0181
Mobile : 0414 274 117
Email : pasc_man@bigpond.net.au
http://www.pasc.org.au

Filipino Chaplaincy of the Diocese of Parramatta
It is the desire of the Diocese that the Filipino community being people of Faith be able to integrate to the Diocese and share the gift of living faith with the local church. Integration is not assimilation i.e. forgetting one¨®¨ïs culture root nor is it isolation as an independent sector within the whole church. With such aim, the Filipino Chaplaincy ventures on its journey to reach out to Filipinos in the different areas of the Diocese of Parramatta and lead them to understand, be one, and become an active part of the local church to which they now belong – St. Michael’s Parish, South Blacktown, NSW.
http://www.filipinochaplaincy.com

Filipino Women Council
Australian-based group organising and education women on various issues including domestic violence and other legal issues, also networks and lobbies state, federal and international bodies and governments – North Rocks, NSW, Australia.
http://www.emanila.com/asn/fwc.htm

Filipino Chaplaincy – Chatswood Parish
A Catholic Filipino-Australian community in Chatswood Parish in the Diocese of Broken Bay, NSW, Australia.
http://filipino-chaplaincy.org

Fil-Oz Liverpool and Districts
An affiliate of the Philippine Community Council of New South Wales, Inc.
http://www.fil-ozliverpool.filolife.com

FairGolf Social Club is dedicated to the promotion of the game of golf among families and friends of the Filipino community living in Sydney. Everyone is welcome to join us for a relaxing game of golf every Saturday morning at Fairfield Golf Course – Sydney, NSW.
http://www.fairgolf.net

The Diaz Foundation Inc. is established to support worthwhile community projects and initiatives with an emphasis on youth education, leadership programs and personal spiritual development. Jess G. Diaz LL.B, M.B.A., founded the Diaz Foundation as a non-profit, NGO focused on supporting and implementing community initiatives. The first Filipino to be admitted as a Barrister in Australia, he chairs the foundation’s committee – Main St., Blacktown, NSW.
http://www.diazfoundation.com