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Community Support Hotline

Have you been affected by job losses or changes at work?

Living in Whyalla?

 

You can contact AMRC for support
The Australian Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC) supports migrants and multicultural communities across South Australia to connect, thrive, contribute and belong. We also have a branch in Whyalla at the Alex Ramsay Community Hub – 25 Ramsay Street, Whyalla Stuart SA 5608

Have you been affected by job losses or changes at work?
If you are a migrant or from a multicultural community living in Whyalla, AMRC is here to support you.

Our team can:

  • Provide support based on your needs, including health and wellbeing, emergency relief, housing, employment, education, family support, disability, youth, aged care and advocacy.
  • Help you understand what support may be available and connect you with the right services.
  • Support individuals and families to settle, participate and build their future in South Australia.

Contact AMRC and talk to our team about your situation.

Community Support Hotline

0401 114 265
Monday to Friday | 9am–5pm
E: admin@amrc.org.au
W: www.amrc.org.au

AMRC supports people across metropolitan and regional South Australia, wherever the need arises.

To contact us via website, please go to Contact us page.

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