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Welcome Dinners are building an Economy of Trust!
Welcome Dinners are free to attend but we are still tapping into the local economy, not the one based on consumption but rather one based on sharing - the economy of community, where the exchange is in the form of goodwill and trust. Last week, two of us...
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Having brave conversations around the dinner table
By Rachel Clark Every season, Welcome Dinner Project volunteers gather for a free ‘professional development’ training session. The aim of these trainings is to give us the knowledge, skills and questions to go deeper in serving the vision and values of the Welcome...
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Fairfield Public School Community Welcome Dinner
For our last Community Welcome Dinner in March we held a truly fantastic Community Welcome Dinner at Fairlfield Primary School in partnership with St Vincent De Paul Society’s SPARK Program, and Fairfield Public School. The entire group of families, children,...
read more“Energising, enriching, exciting community”
– Katrina (participant)
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Spring Financial Group
University of Tasmania
Amnesty International
City of Sydney
Edmund Rice Centre
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Parramatta City Council
Auburn City Council
Melaleuca Refugee Centre
Friends Start
City Of Whittlesea
Westpac Foundation
Welcome To Australia
Waverley Council
Victorian MultiCulturalism Commission
Highpoint Shopping Centre
UTS Community Connections
UTS
The Couch
Tasmanian Leaders
SPARK
Rotary International
Redfern Community Centre
Australian Red Cross
Parliament On King
Nourish Talks
Navitas
MDA
Global Leadership Foundation
Council Of International Students
Companion House
City Of Melbourne
Canberra Institute Of Technology
Brass Network
Booth Trust
Asylum Seeker Resource Centre
APEX
Rotary
Migrant Resource Centre
Mercy Family Service
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