North Hobart

North Hobart Multicultural

Multicultural organisations are crucial for promoting diversity, understanding, and tolerance among different cultures in society. For people living in the North Hobart area of Tasmania, there are a variety of multicultural groups that offer support, education, and activities for people from diverse backgrounds. Here are some of the top multicultural organisations in North Hobart, and what they offer.

1. Migrant Resource Centre

The Migrant Resource Centre (MRC) is a non-profit organisation that aims to support the settlement process of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in Tasmania. They offer a range of services including information and referrals, case work, advocacy, and community development. The MRC also runs various programs to assist with language learning, employment, housing, and cultural integration. They have offices in both Hobart and Launceston, with more information available on their website.

2. Hobart Human Library

The Hobart Human Library is a unique concept that brings together people from diverse backgrounds to share their stories and experiences. The library holds regular events where people can borrow a 'human book' - someone who has experienced discrimination, prejudice, or marginalisation in society. Borrowers have a one-on-one conversation with the book and can ask them questions, learn about their experiences, and gain a greater understanding of different cultures. The Hobart Human Library is based at the Hobart Library and more information is available on their website.

3. Chinese Community Association of Tasmania

The Chinese Community Association of Tasmania (CCAT) is a non-profit social organisation that promotes Chinese culture, language, and community in Tasmania. They run regular cultural events, language classes, and social gatherings for members of the Chinese community and anyone interested in Chinese culture. The CCAT also provides information and support for Chinese migrants and students in Tasmania. More information is available on the CCAT website.

4. Multicultural Council of Tasmania

The Multicultural Council of Tasmania (MCOT) is an umbrella organisation that represents and advocates for people from diverse cultural backgrounds in Tasmania. The MCOT provides a range of services including consultation, community development, and policy advice on multiculturalism and related issues. They also support and facilitate communication between different cultural groups and the wider community. The MCOT has offices in Hobart and Launceston, with more information available on their website.

5. Tasmanian African Community

The Tasmanian African Community (TAC) is a non-profit organisation that aims to support and empower people of African heritage in Tasmania. The TAC provides information, advocacy, and social support for members of the African community and those interested in African culture. They also run regular cultural events, community gatherings, and workshops on topics such as employment, education, and health. More information is available on the TAC Facebook page.

6. Filipino Community of Tasmania

The Filipino Community of Tasmania (FCT) is a non-profit organisation that brings together Filipinos and people interested in Filipino culture in Tasmania. The FCT runs regular cultural events, language classes, and social gatherings for members of the Filipino community. They also provide information and support for Filipino migrants and students in Tasmania. More information is available on the FCT Facebook page.

7. Nepalese and Bhutanese Community of Tasmania

The Nepalese and Bhutanese Community of Tasmania (NBCT) is a non-profit organisation that aims to support and empower Nepalese and Bhutanese people in Tasmania. The NBCT provides social support, information, and advocacy for members of the Nepalese and Bhutanese community and those interested in Nepalese and Bhutanese culture. They also run regular cultural events, community gatherings, and workshops on topics such as employment, education, and health. More information is available on the NBCT website.

North Hobart has a vibrant and diverse community that is supported by a range of multicultural organisations. These organisations provide essential information, support, and activities for people from different cultural backgrounds, and help promote understanding and tolerance in society. If you are interested in joining or supporting any of these organisations, please contact them for more information.