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Community in Australian Capital Territory

The community in Australian Capital Territory, Australia: services that help people here, ways to take part in public life, the Community Cell that is forming and the spaces where members ask, propose and decide together.

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Community · Australian Capital Territory, Australia · 25 services

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Community in Australian Capital Territory

The community in Australian Capital Territory, Australia: services that help people here, ways to take part in public life, the Community Cell that is forming and the spaces where members ask, propose and decide together.

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Academy128 courses, none open for enrolment yetCivic3 campaigns, 6 programmesHeritage70 days to keep, 34 chronology entriesNewsNo approved sources yet, no confirmed events yetCommunity Cellsforming. No Chapter is recognised yet
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The community in Australian Capital Territory

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Chapter not yet recognisedChapter not yet recognised. Members propose a Chapter, and the charter sets how it is recognised.
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Community services25 public and community services for people in Australian Capital Territory, each checked at its official page
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EventsNone confirmed yet. An event is shown once its organiser confirms it.
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Courses5 courses in the languages of the community here. None is open for enrolment yet.
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Community services in Australian Capital Territory

25 services · 6 needschecked 2026-10-23
Arrive and settle7 services

Status, settlement, recognition of qualifications, the host language and citizenship.

Immigration and citizenshipOfficial information on visas, status and citizenship.Arrival and statusAustraliaDepartment of Home Affairschecked 2026-10-23
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Settling in AustraliaSettlement services, the Humanitarian Settlement Program and support for new arrivals.Settlement and integrationAustraliaDepartment of Home Affairschecked 2026-10-23
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Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National)Free interpreting for eligible people when they deal with services.Settlement and integrationAustraliaDepartment of Home Affairschecked 2026-10-23
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Information in your languageInformation about payments and services in many languages, including Kurdish (Kurmanji). Phone 131 202 to speak in your language.Settlement and integrationAustraliaServices Australiachecked 2026-10-23
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Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP)Free English classes for eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants.Language learningAustraliaDepartment of Home Affairschecked 2026-10-23
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Overseas qualificationsHow qualifications from abroad are recognised in Australia.Recognition of qualificationsAustraliaDepartment of Educationchecked 2026-10-23
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Citizenship interview and testThe citizenship interview and test, and free official study material.CitizenshipAustraliaDepartment of Home Affairschecked 2026-10-23
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Protection and rights3 services

Asylum and protection, legal aid and help against discrimination.

Protection visasThe visa for people in Australia who seek protection.Asylum and refugee protectionAustraliaDepartment of Home Affairschecked 2026-10-23
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Refugee Council of AustraliaInformation and a directory of services for refugees and people seeking asylum.Asylum and refugee protectionAustraliaRefugee Council of Australiachecked 2026-10-23
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Australian Human Rights CommissionComplaints about discrimination and human rights.Legal help and discriminationAustraliaAustralian Human Rights Commissionchecked 2026-10-23
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Health and care6 services

Health and mental health, disability, elders and emergencies.

MedicarePublic health cover and who can enrol.Health and mental healthAustraliaServices Australiachecked 2026-10-23
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Forum of Australian Services for Survivors of Torture and TraumaA network of specialist services for survivors of torture and trauma in each state.Health and mental healthAustraliaFASSTTchecked 2026-10-23
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LifelineCrisis support and suicide prevention. Phone 13 11 14.Health and mental healthAustraliaLifeline Australiachecked 2026-10-23
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My Aged CareFind government-funded aged care services.Older peopleAustraliaDepartment of Health, Disability and Ageingchecked 2026-10-23
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National Disability Insurance SchemeFunding and support for people with disability.DisabilityAustraliaNDIAchecked 2026-10-23
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Triple Zero (000)Call 000 for police, fire or ambulance.Emergency numbersAustraliaAustralian Governmentchecked 2026-10-23
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Family, youth and learning2 services

Families and women, young people, schools, universities and the heritage language.

1800RESPECTSupport for people affected by sexual, domestic or family violence. Phone 1800 737 732.Family and womenAustraliaDepartment of Social Serviceschecked 2026-10-23
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Kids HelplineFree counselling for young people aged 5 to 25. Phone 1800 55 1800.Young peopleAustraliayourtownchecked 2026-10-23
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Work, money and home5 services

Employment and enterprise, banking and digital access, housing.

Workforce AustraliaFind jobs and employment services.Work and businessAustraliaDepartment of Employment and Workplace Relationschecked 2026-10-23
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Fair Work OmbudsmanYour rights at work, pay rates and help with workplace problems.Work and businessAustraliaFair Work Ombudsmanchecked 2026-10-23
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Rent AssistanceExtra payment to help with rent for people who get certain payments.HousingAustraliaServices Australiachecked 2026-10-23
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MoneysmartFree, independent guidance on money, banking and scams.Money and digital helpAustraliaASICchecked 2026-10-23
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Be ConnectedFree help to use computers, phones and the internet safely.Money and digital helpAustraliaeSafety Commissionerchecked 2026-10-23
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Culture and festivals2 services

Cultural centres, festivals and public culture.

SBS PersianPublic broadcaster news and programmes in Persian.Culture and festivalsAustraliaSpecial Broadcasting Servicechecked 2026-10-23
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SBS KurdishPublic broadcaster news and programmes in Kurdish.Culture and festivalsAustraliaSpecial Broadcasting Servicechecked 2026-10-23
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Links and names only: each service is described in its own words and checked against its official page. No service is recorded for Australian Capital Territory itself yet, so the services of Australia are shown. Emergency: call the local emergency number.
All 29 public bodies in Australia

Take part where you live

2 official channels

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With the network

  • The community here

    Join or help form the local unit, under the charter's non-partisan rules.

  • Civic

    Rights literacy, newcomer guides, media literacy and structured dialogue.

  • Add a public body or service

    Share an official office or service that helps people here; a steward checks it first.

Who may vote, petition or take part is set by the law of each place. Read it at the official source. The network informs and never endorses a party, candidate or campaign.

Tools for Australia

26 tools
Open consultationsSee open public consultations for your country with their closing dates and the official link.CivicLegal aid finderFind free legal aid bodies and bar referral services for your place.CivicRights bodies near youFind the ombudsman, the human rights institution and the equality body for your place.CivicNewcomer checklistFollow the official first steps: registration, health, school and a language course.CivicStatelessness and documentsFind official help when papers are missing, refused or out of date.CivicResidency and citizenship guideFind the official immigration and citizenship pages for your country.CivicAsylum and protectionFind the official asylum body and the UN refugee agency help for your country.CivicReport discrimination or hate crimeFind where to report discrimination or hate crime through official bodies.CivicRegister to voteCheck whether you may vote and register on the official election body's site.CivicFind your representativeOpen the official parliament page to find who represents you.CivicHow to answer a consultationLearn how to write a response, then submit it on the official site only.CivicTake part safelyLearn how to take part with a handle, nothing personal and the anti-doxxing steps.CivicRights cards to printPrint or save short cards with the bodies to call, each with its source.CivicOfficial alerts for your placeSee current official alerts for your place from approved warning services.DevelopmentHousehold planBuild a household emergency plan from official advice. It stays on this device.DevelopmentFounders hubFollow the official steps to register a business.DevelopmentCooperative starterFind the legal forms and registers for cooperatives in your country.DevelopmentLocal services finderFind public social, housing and health services in your place.DevelopmentInvestment and trade bodiesFind official investment promotion and trade bodies. No offer is made on this site.DevelopmentNewcomer city packGet the official first steps for your city: registration, health, school and a language course.DevelopmentVolunteer through recognised bodiesFind the national Red Cross or Red Crescent society and volunteer centres.DevelopmentEmergency numbers cardSave or print your country's emergency numbers.DevelopmentOpen posts from public job servicesSee open vacancies from approved public job services, your city first, then your Land, then your country.OpportunitiesScholarships and fellowshipsFind open scholarships and fellowships. Search by word and read the closing date at the source.OpportunitiesRecognition of qualificationsFind the body that recognises your studies and the papers it asks for.OpportunitiesNewcomer work starterFollow the official steps to work: the right to work, a tax number, the job service and recognition.Opportunities
Each tool opens with this country chosen. Ticks and saved posts stay on your device.

Community spaces

7 · public to read
  • Groups

    Groups and Community Cells. A signed-in member sees the ones they can join.

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  • Community Cells

    Community Cells are forming.

    Lede
  • Open calls

    Calls for input: structured responses by a deadline.

    Matters
  • Proposals

    Proposals the community discusses and decides on the record.

    Matters
  • Discussions

    Questions and discussions, public to read.

    Matters
  • Peer review

    Requests for review by peers.

    Review
  • Commons

    Questions, proposals, projects and peer help. Opens on the community's own pages.

    Commons
What each space holds is shown at its own address. Profiles and groups open after sign-in.
The community hub

Courses for people here

5 in the languages of Australia
No course is open for enrolment yet. Outlines are ready to read.
Open the Academy

News and notices around Australian Capital Territory

none yet

No approved source names Australian Capital Territory yet. The latest from every approved source.

Only items whose approved source names this place. Headline, date and link. We copy nothing.

Law and rights

official sources · 12 links · 2 watched instruments

This page is a research resource about Australian Capital Territory, Australia. It is written for researchers, institutions and stakeholders who study or work on Australian Capital Territory, Australia, wherever they are. It does not offer goods or services to people in Australian Capital Territory, Australia, and it takes no position on the status, borders, names or government of any country or territory.

The country · Australia

International bodies that apply here (5)
Laws and rules the network follows here (2)
Information, not legal advice. Each link goes to the official source; read the law there, and ask a qualified lawyer about your situation. Sources checked 2026-11-13.

Community elsewhere in Australia

2 cities
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