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The stories of CMY and our people

Get to know the people at the heart of our work…from amazing young people, to passionate volunteers and staff working to ensure that young people have every opportunity to succeed in Australia.

Employment Empowers

Breaking down barriers to employment

“This experience has been a life-changing moment for me; it’s been a real turning point.”

Racism

Mohamed Semra talks about systemic racism.

A Sudanese refugee raised in Melbourne, Mohamed has been through the Australian education system and says, “it’s not built for me.”

Le Mana Pasifika

A sense of belonging and connection

The Le Mana Pasifika crew are engaging their community online to stay connected and healthy through COVID-19.

Community Support Groups

Opening doors for South Sudanese youth

“It’s good to see one of your kind leading the way and doing good things for society.”

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Education

CMY celebrates learning communities at the first virtual MY Education Awards

Last night CMY celebrated the 6th MY Education Awards and first virtual ceremony; a wonderful celebration of triumphs, despite the challenges 2020 has presented.

23 September 2020

CEO message

New COVID-19 Insights paper

14 August 2020

Program updates

REVERB youth facilitators launch two mental health workshops

31 July 2020

Media release

Crucial investment to support young people’s recovery from COVID-19

21 July 2020

CEO message

CEO message: We need to engage our multicultural communities as key partners in any crisis response

15 July 2020

Stories from our network

“I was just not having any luck, I just kept getting rejection after rejection…”

Like a growing number of young people, Shadab Safa was a 21-year-old university student struggling to find employment. Read his story.