Audio of our CEO Alice Wojcik discussing our current crowdfunding campaign for our latest project The Common Social with The Thinker Girls live on Kiis FM 5/8/2016. 

Help us by backing the crowdfunding campaign at www.chuffed.org/project/thecommonsocial

The Common Social Interview with CEO Alice Wojcik live on Kiis FM -  5/8/2016

A quick chat with Tomorrow Foundation's CEO & Founder Alice Wojcik & Project Manager Bobby Allen about the reasons behind the fact that resettled children need assistance.

Why do resettled children need assistance?

RMCC's Amplified program gives youth a voice and platform to share their stories and perspective with each other and the community through music. The program focuses on building and sharing ideas and thoughts on identity with others, building new connections, and collaboration. This allows for the growth of self-confidence, self-esteem and self-expression.

RMCC Amplified - Ed Sheeran Photograph (Cover)

Refugee Migrant Children Centre (RMCC) provides a range of developmental services to refugee and migrant children and youth between the ages of 5 to 18. Our mission is to provide direct tailored services that empower, build knowledge and develop confidence in refugee and migrant children.

Our programs have a focus on educational and social development, as well as health and wellbeing, that ensure that material and occupational needs are addressed, and that broad environmental factors are considered. We seek to prioritise the wellbeing of children, so that a sense of agency, value and identity can be developed within the broader Australian community.

Established in 2012, the RMCC has evolved from a community group running a homework club at a local school to opening Victoria’s first Refugee Migrant Children Centre in early 2016. Our range of programs are run by a passionate and dedicated team, in partnership with referring community and governmental organisations.

www.rmccaustralia.org.au

Refugee Migrant Children Centre (RMCC)

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