view a range of useful publications. Living in Australia website • Go to: or go to the department’s website, and This website is aimed at several client choose in Australia’. ‘Living groups including: Community profiles prospective migrants • newly-arrived migrants and sponsors of • The department provides information to assist migrants service providers and the broader community to understand the experiences and needs of service providers • various groups of humanitarian entrants. community organisations • Community profiles are available for the Australian citizens and residents • following groups: seeking citizenship Bhutanese • researchers. • Burmese/Myanmarese • Australian Citizenship website (link • Topics that can be accessed include: provided). Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) • Congolese • Translating and Interpreting Service • National Eritrean • (TIS Ethiopian • National) Liberian • Settlement Grants Program (SGP) • Sierra Leonean • Settlement Database • Sudanese • A Diverse Australia • Togolese • National Action Plan • Uzbek. • access a diverse range of statistics from • A few examples of what clients can do using the department’s Settlement Database the website include: through an easy-to-use online reporting facility find out how they can access language • services Further community profiles will be developed as determine what organisations are funded to required. • help new migrants in a particular area Community profiles are available on the for funding under the Settlement • department’s website. Go to: Grants Program assistance/government-programs/settlement- planning 39 New beginnings Supporting new arrivals on their settlement journey 2006–07
Living in Australia website This website is aimed at several client groups including: • prospective migrants • newly-arrived migrants and sponsors of migrants • service providers • community organisations • Australian citizens and residents seeking citizenship • researchers. • view a range of useful publications. Go to: or go to the department’s website, and choose ‘Living in Australia’. Community profiles The department provides information to assist service providers and the broader community to understand the experiences and needs of various groups of humanitarian entrants. Community profiles are available for the following groups: • Bhutanese • Burmese/Myanmarese Topics that can be accessed include: • Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) • Translating and Interpreting Service National (TIS National) • Settlement Grants Program (SGP) • Settlement Database • A Diverse Australia • National Action Plan • Australian Citizenship website (link provided). • Congolese • Eritrean • Ethiopian • Liberian • Sierra Leonean • Sudanese • Togolese • Uzbek. A few examples of what clients can do using the website include: • find out how they can access language services • determine what organisations are funded to help new migrants in a particular area • for funding under the Settlement Grants Program • access a diverse range of statistics from the department’s Settlement Database through an easy-to-use online reporting facility Further community profiles will be developed as required. Community profiles are available on the department’s website. Go to: assistance/government-programs/settlement- planning New beginnings Supporting new arrivals on their settlement journey 2006–07 39
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