Community Development
As the peak multicultural body of the Gold Coast, Multicultural Communities Council Gold Coast Ltd. has an extensive network of the different culturally and linguistically diverse communities represented within the Region and surrounds.
Youth Advisory Group (YAG)
The future is bright with young minds like yours leading the way! We are recruiting young people from multicultural backgrounds to join our Youth Advisory Group, YAG. This platform allows you to share ideas, influence decisions, and work on projects that benefit your community and other young people.
It's a space for young leaders to develop skills, connect with others, and make a positive impact.
If you want to join us, apply now and be part of something amazing!
For more information, contact Ellie at 0467 290 631 or send an email to cams@mccgc.org.au
Emerging Leader Form
If you are an emerging leader or represent a community group, no matter the size, we want to learn more about you and your group and invite you to join our network of changemakers. This is a unique opportunity to collaborate with us and our teams, participate in meaningful events and trainings, access a supportive network of leaders and community groups, and work towards creating positive impacts in your community.
Whether you’ve attended our programs before or are new to our initiatives, we want to hear your story, ideas, and aspirations.
Join us by clicking here
EOI Event Sponsorship
If you are interested in having our support for your community event, please complete this expression of interest form. A member of our team will reach out to you.
Connecting you with your community
If you recently arrived and need to connect with the local organisation or community group representing your culture (e.g Japanese, Korean, African, Hungarian, etc...), please contact us with your enquiry.
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