Advocacy and impact
Protecting migrant workers protects all workers

We empower workers through community led education, advocacy, and free legal support, building collective power to challenge exploitation.

Multicultural Workers Collective impact map
Our Impact
Western Australia Activity Snapshot (June 2025 to August 2026)
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Migrant workers engaged
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Info sessions delivered
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One to one legal support
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Community organisations reached
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Regional areas covered
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Digital engagement
Regional reach
11 regional areas covered

From metropolitan Perth to remote and regional communities, MWC reaches workers wherever they are.

Perth Broome Port Hedland Karratha Kalbarri Geraldton Kalgoorlie Bunbury Busselton Katanning Albany

Industries and sectors engaged

Construction
Manufacturing
Retail and shops
Community and public sector
Health
Finance
Transport
Care sector
Meat processing
Education sector
Hospitality
Public sector
Media and entertainment
Mining and energy
Maritime and more

Issues frequently identified in WA

Wage theft
Unfair dismissal
Non payment
Discrimination
Unsafe workplaces
Sexual harassment

Multilingual resources in 12 languages

English
Arabic
Urdu
Nepali
Japanese
Tagalog
Chinese
Hindi
Spanish
Indonesian
Tetum
Punjabi
Strategic partnerships
We work alongside
Universities and TAFEs
Multicultural organisations
Industry bodies
Small business networks
Major trade unions
Government entities
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Voices from the collective
You are not alone
Temporary visa holder

“The session explained our rights in a very clear and practical way. Now I can share this information with my friends and family.”

Ethnic Communities Council of WA
International student

“Before attending this session, I didn't know I had rights in Australia. For the first time, I felt like someone is on my side.”

North Metropolitan TAFE
Professional migrant

“This initiative is not just about information, it is about dignity.”

Professional Women Network
Migrant woman

“The most important thing was knowing there is support, and we can get help without fear.”

African Community of WA
Protecting migrant workers protects all workers

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