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A big thankyou to Guiseppe and his colleagues from MPM Products @applawsanz giving back to the community through volunteering!
As part of Clean Up Australia Day, Giuseppe, a Lakemba local, and his team collected over 50kg of rubbish from the town centre and surrounding residential streets. 👏🗑️
Not only is Lakemba a lot cleaner, but they also saved a stray rabbit.🐇 The rabbit was spotted during the clean-up next to the Centre, captured with some carrots and given to one of our staff members to care for while we tried to find the owners.
Good news is Guiseppe is going to join Environment@Lakemba and “Tiny” has settled in beautifully with a loving new family alongside some bunny friends. He`s now one very happy bunny! 🐰💕
Anyone interested in helping keep Lakemba clean and joining Environment@Lakemba is welcome to get involved. For more details, please contact Kate on 9750 9344.
This year’s NAIDOC Week theme, "50 Years of Deadly," celebrates five decades of strength, resilience, pride and achievement led by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
It’s a time to reflect on the stories, cultures, languages, leadership and advocacy that have shaped the journey so far, while recognising that the work continues. The past 50 years remind us of what is possible when culture leads, communities are empowered, and voices are heard.
At 4Cs, we proudly stand in solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. This NAIDOC Week, we celebrate the rich cultures, histories and contributions of First Nations peoples and reaffirm our commitment to listening, learning and walking together. 💛❤️🖤
👉 Learn more about this year`s theme @naidocweek
🎨 Artwork: Paralpi by Zaachariaha Fielding
#NAIDOC2026 #FiftyYearsOfDeadly #NAIDOCWeek
💗 Your health matters.
4Cs is proud to support @breastscreennsw mobile screening service, making free breast screening easier to access for women in our community.
The BreastScreen NSW mobile van will be at the Lantern Club car park, Roselands (enter via Roselands Drive) throughout July, offering free breast screening for women aged 50-74.
A breast screen is quick, free and could save your life.
To help make the service more accessible:
• Arabic language support: Tuesdays, 9:30am–12:00pm
• Bangla language support: Wednesdays, 9:30am–12:00pm
📅 Monday 6 July - Friday 31 July
📍 Lantern Club car park, Roselands (enter via Roselands Drive)
Book your appointment at book.breastscreen.nsw.gov.au or call 13 20 50. If you need an interpreter, call 13 14 50.
Please share this post with the women in your life who could benefit from this free, life-saving service. 💕
Our Social Responder Project, delivered in partnership with @fullstopaustralia through the Safe to Speak program, was honoured to be nominated as finalists in two categories at the ZEST Awards - Outstanding Project and Working with CALD Communities. 💙
A huge thank you to our incredible Social Responders – Asma, Faizun, Feroza, Sajeda, Sonya and Thuheda – as well as our 4Cs staff and the wonderful team at Full Stop Australia. This recognition reflects your dedication, compassion and commitment to supporting our communities.
Congratulations to all the finalists and winners. It was a very special evening celebrating the inspiring work of individuals and organisations making a difference across Western Sydney. We felt privileged and honoured to be among them.
This Refugee Week, we`re celebrating A Million Stories - the journeys, experiences and contributions of people from refugee backgrounds who help shape Australia every day.
Meet Kosar. Arriving in Australia as a teenager, she faced the challenge of learning a new language and adapting to a new life. Today, she`s studying business, exploring her passions for calligraphy and floristry, and dreaming of starting her own creative business.
Her story is one of resilience, belonging and embracing new opportunities.
Read Kosar`s inspiring story on our website - link in bio
#RefugeeWeekAU #AMillionStories #RefugeeWeek2026 #Community
🎓 Congratulations to all 26 students who graduated from our Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) and Early Childhood Education and Care.
Over the past nine months, students have completed coursework, assessments and practical placements, developing the skills and confidence needed to begin rewarding careers in their chosen fields.
We were delighted to celebrate this achievement at last week’s graduation ceremony, alongside proud families, friends and supporters.
CEO Esta Paschalidis-Chilas said, “It was wonderful to see the joy and pride on the faces of our graduates and their families. These qualifications represent not only hard work and determination, but also new opportunities and brighter futures.”
A special congratulations to our own team members, Linda from our Support at Home team and Lorraine from our Garden Care team, who successfully completed their studies. We wish you both a long, fulfilling and successful future.
Thank you to our valued partners at Macquarie Community College for once again delivering these courses with us, and to the dedicated teachers, Ashleigh and Laila, for their support and guidance throughout the program.
Enrolments for our next intake commencing in Term 3 will be opening soon. Keep an eye on our socials or contact Romana at the Centre for more information.
