At MWA, we always strive to provide the best service to all our clients. As part of our work, we provide awareness to clients regarding avenues of complaints regarding our staff, managers, CEO and Board. This is part of our responsibility as members of the community. We do likewise regarding avenues of appeal when it …
Domestic and family violence is a crime. Nobody deserves violence. Learn how to identify the different types of abuse, and how to keep yourself or someone you know safe. A person does not need to experience all of these types of abuse for it to be considered domestic or family violence. If you believe that …
On Tuesday 19 March 2019, Linking Hearts launched the inaugural group of Linking Hearts Ambassadors.What began as a small handful of men standing up and speaking out against domestic violence, grew into something much bigger than that. Over 40 men who came together, showed vulnerability, expressed their emotions, and committed to listening, supporting, and taking …
The United Muslim Women Association (MWA) was excited to launch Linking Hearts: Canterbury Bankstown Multicultural Family Homelessness Support Service at Haldon House Function Centre in Sydney’s South West on Tuesday 24th March 2015. Linking Hearts, a new service supporting individuals and families in need, was launched by NSW Minister for Family and Community Services Gabrielle Upton, and …
