Auburn Diversity Services (Formerly known as Auburn Migrant Resource Centre) is seeking applications from suitable applicants for the position of Perinatal Worker – Afghan (Dari Speaker). This is a part-time position (10.5 hours per week) until 30 June 2010. The position is funded by the Department of Community Services (DoCS) under the Families NSW Strategy of the NSW Government. Read More...

Our Annual Report for 2007-2008 is now available for viewing. you can download a copy by following this link.

Auburn Diversity Services (Formerly known as Auburn Migrant Resource Centre) is seeking applications from suitable applicants for the position of Early Intervention Worker (Part-Time 14.5 hours per week). This is a part-time position until 30 June 2010. The position is funded by the Department of Community Services (DoCS) under the Families NSW Strategy of the NSW Government. For further information please click here.

Are you applying for Citizenship? Do you need to sit for the Citizenship Test?


Auburn Migrant Resource Centre provides FREE support for all citizenship applicants.

+ Information on how to become an Australian citizen
+ Assistance with filling in citizenship application forms
+ Information on Citizenship Test
+ Citizenship Support Classes
+ Individual coaching
+ Citizenship Resource Kit including Becoming an Australian Citizen handbook, summary of the handbook and practice questions
+ Computer practice test
+ Group test bookings and individual test bookings


For more information; contact Svetlana Martynovich at AMRC on 9649 6955. Read More...

The Auburn Migrant Resource Centre undertook to research the issues most important to recently arrived Muslim men, regarding their settlement experience. In so doing, it would give authentic voice to Muslim men, about whom much commentary is made in public discourse - often adverse. To read or download a copy of The Muslim Males Report, please follow this link. Read More...

We have recently added a new section to our website - Employment with AMRC. For further information about positions available with Auburn Migrant Resource Centre, click on the EMPLOYMENT tab or visit this link. Read More...

AMRC's Multilingual Tenancy Kit was launched by the Hon. Linda Burney, Minister for Fair Trading on the 28th September 2007. The Multilingual Tenancy Kit is an Educational booklet & Audio Cd addressing tenancy issues in regards to refugees, culturally & linguistically diverse communities. The Kit is available in 6 different community languages (Arabic, Dinka, Dari, Creole, Samoan & Tongan).

Follow this link to download a copy of the Educational Booklet.

The Audio CD's in the desired language, can be ordered from AMRC Reception 9649-6955 free of charge.