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Stories from our network

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.”

Ucan2

Milad’s journey

From Ucan2 program participant to CMY staff member, this is Milad’s story.

Young Initiators

What knowledge do we need, to practice socially-engaged Visual Storytelling?

Each week, a group of 10 Young Initiators has been meeting at RMIT’s photography lab in Collingwood, to create and question.

Ucan2

“It’s the best two hours of my week.”

Gerry is a dedicated volunteer for Ucan2, a program that provides support for newly-arrived young people aged 16 to 24.

Updates from the CMY team

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Submissions

Young people from CMY present to the Victorian Parliamentary Committee

Shadab, Willow and Emmanuela presented to the Victorian Parliamentary Committee’s Inquiry into Sustainable Employment for Disadvantaged Jobseekers.

11 September 2019

Awards

The Youth Referral and Independent Persons Program celebrates 15 years

18 December 2019

Awards

Welcome Football volunteer, Selin Arpaci, wins the Victorian Multicultural Commission Youth Award

29 November 2019

Awards

CMY celebrates at the 2019 Australian Migration & Settlement Awards

25 October 2019

Education

Another year, another success at CMY’s 5th MY Education Awards

19 September 2019
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.