Notices

Water bills can be confusing, and some people feel worried or stressed about water costs.

Water Wise Communities is a project that helps people understand water bills, water use, and the support that may be available.

The project supports people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities across South Australia and is delivered by the Australian Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC) in partnership with the Department for Environment and Water.

AMRC invites all young people and schools to participate in the exciting SA Refugee Week Youth Poster Awards Exhibition 2026.

The event has now reached full capacity, and stall registrations for the AMRC International Women’s Day Forum 2026 are closed.

Is media and online information part of your everyday life?

Is community wellbeing important to you?

If so, we want to hear from you!

Our Adelaide, Northern area offices will be closed from Wednesday, 24 Dec 2025 12:00pm until Friday, 2 Jan 2026.

Re-open on Monday 5 Jan 2026.

Regional offices closure and re-opening dates provided below.

Wishing you Happy Holidays and a prosperous New Year!

We are happy to share with you the AMRC Annual Report 2024-2025 here

We recognise that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is deeply distressing for many individuals and families, including those with loved ones in the region.

If you are impacted by this crisis emotionally, practically, or are concerned about friends or family overseas, please know that support is available:

We are pleased to share the final report of one of the most comprehensive international studies on the settlement experiences of refugee and migrant background young people, aged 15–24, in Australia, Canada, and the United States led by the University of South Australia with Principal Chief Investigator: Prof. Tahereh Ziaian.

AMRC is proud to introduce CTC, a game-changing program connecting skilled migrants with job opportunities while helping industry leaders access top-tier talent.