News & Events
ADS Celebrates Queer Cinema With Special Screening of Crossing
Advance Diversity Services (ADS) was proud to offer a special community screening of Crossing as part of Queer Screen’s 32nd Mardi Gras Film Festival on February 19 at Event Cinemas Hurstville. This subsidised screening was an incredible opportunity for the local...
International Mother Language Day: Honouring Language and Culture
International Day of Mother Language is an important event in the Advance Diversity Services calendar. There are around 8,324 languages spoken worldwide, with many at risk of disappearing due to globalisation and societal change. With currently over 3,000 endangered...
Tahlia New: Building Skills and Empowering Communities
Volunteering and completing her student placement with Advance Diversity Services (ADS) has been a transformative experience for Tahlia New. Tahlia is proud of the role she has played in supporting individuals to face complex challenges and hopes to apply the skills...
Migrant Information Day 2024: Empowering New Arrivals
For over 25 years, Migrant Information Day (MID) has been bringing together local communities and service providers in the St George area to celebrate cultural diversity. It aims to support newly arrived migrants and refugees as they settle into their new lives. This...
Rock Fishing Safety: Empowering Communities to Stay Safe
Advance Diversity Services (ADS) is committed to supporting multicultural communities through the provision of essential settlement services and responding to our communities needs and interests. This commitment is evident through events like our recent rock fishing...
Su-ah (Joy) Jeung: ‘My personal migration experience has made ADS’ work even more significant and meaningful for me.’
Su-ah (Joy) Jeung completed her student placement with ADS from August to November 2024. Her time with ADS enriched her understanding of community-based social work, building her confidence, skills and commitment to supporting culturally diverse communities. What drew...