ASRC CATERING COMPANY
Asylum Seeker Resource Centre -
April 10, 2005
The Catering Service is part of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre's Employment Program. By following the empowerment model, the Employment Program aims to create employment opportunities and career pathways through the provision of direct individual support to asylum seekers looking for work.
The Catering Service will work to a triple bottom line that ensures financial outcomes for asylum seekers while being socially and ecologically responsible. To this end, the service will be both vegetarian and organic.
So stay tuned for the mouth watering treats from the four corners of the world that are not only good for you, the environment and society at large but will support one of the most oppressed groups in our community.
If you want any further information please contact Pablo Alfredo Gimenez via email on asrcempass@hotmail.com or phone 9326 6066.
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ASRC Community Garden
Asylum Seeker Resource Centre -
October 2008
Eastweb is proud to support a fabulous new project run from the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre which is about building community and improving health thru getting your hands dirty.
A group of asylum seekers at the Centre, with the assistance of a committed group of volunteers, are planting out their first edible community garden, focussing on herbs and selected vegetables. Produce from the garden will be used by the ASRC Catering Company (which Eastweb supported to get going).
It is hoped that those who get their hands dirty will enjoy the great sense of satisfaction of growing your own produce, as well as sharing the experience with those around them.
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15-12-2008
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Arts Leadership for Young Asylum Seekers
September 2007
This project is a new program which will run alongside CONNECT - Multicultural Arts Victoria's youth arts mentorship program.
Asylum Seeker Arts Leadership will work with a group of 6-10 young asylum seekers interested in arts and events management who will actively learn about the arts world by helping to organise the Do the Right Thing! Concert.
Held on Human Rights Day, Do the Right Thing!promotes awareness and acceptance, bringing together young people from different faiths and backgrounds to celebrate cultural unity and harmony.
The Arts Leadership for Young Asylum Seekers is a project that will bring together young performers and young asylum seekers. The project participants will get a behind the scenes insight into what is involved in planning an event of this scale and enjoy the excitement of bringing the event to fruition.
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Share My Plate
Asylum Seeker Welcome Centre -
December 2008
The 'Share My Plate' Recipe Book is a beautiful project that has grown out of weekly Tuesday night dinners that are run out of the Asylum Seeker Welcome Centre in Brunswick for asylum seekers and people connected with the Centre.
Share My Plate is a compilation of recipes from around the world that have been prepared at the Tuesday night dinners and each dish tells a story about culture, family and place.
To read more about Share My Plate, see the attached fact sheet.
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