The Centre for Multicultural Youth (CMY), a non-profit organisation based in Victoria, Australia, has secured $99,000 in new funding from investors. This capital injection will support CMY's ongoing mission to create a society where multicultural young people are connected and can fully reach their potential. Since its establishment in 1988, CMY has been a key player in shaping culture and advocating for the needs of young people from diverse backgrounds across Australia.
CMY operates by identifying societal gaps, partnering with experts, and delivering tangible outcomes through a combination of specialist support services, training, knowledge sharing, and advocacy. The organisation works to remove barriers young people face as they integrate into Australian society. Its activities include providing direct one-to-one support for issues such as family, housing, education, and employment, as well as delivering leadership programs that empower young people to contribute meaningfully to society. CMY also offers training and consultancy to other organisations, builds research evidence, and provides evidence-based policy advice to decision-makers.
This investment underscores the recognition of CMY's vital role in fostering inclusive communities and supporting youth development. The Centre for Multicultural Youth plans to strategically deploy these funds to strengthen its existing programs and explore new initiatives that further its purpose. This financial backing will enable CMY to continue its work as a shaper of systems, attitudes, and behaviours, ensuring it can expand its reach and deepen its impact on the lives of multicultural young people throughout Victoria and beyond.
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