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Non-Profit Oganisation The NSW Council for Pacific Communities Inc. (NSWCPC) is a peak body for Pacific communities in NSW established in 2003.

The NSWCPC was formed as a result of the NSW Government's Pacific Youth Partnership. This body was then established with the advice of Pacific community leaders and representatives by the Community Relations Commission (now Multicultural NSW) that continue to provide valuable and sound advice to the members of this council throughout its leadership since inception. For more information please visit www.nswcpc.org.au

03/11/2026

Very proud of you Ben and the Pacific Officers Law Enforcement Network - POLEN - NSW Police Force team.

02/11/2026

Proud of your achievementsLEAD Dementia Support for Pacific Communities thank you for all that you do in this space raising awareness around supporting those with Dementia.

02/11/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended our November Monthly Network Meeting today and for your valuable contributions throughout the discussions.

As we reflected on the past month, it was clear that September and October have been incredibly busy periods for the NSW Council for Pacific Communities, with representatives attending and supporting numerous events across New South Wales. Looking ahead, we shared the many opportunities, events, and community initiatives that the Council and the pacific diaspora will be involved in and supporting throughout November.

A special acknowledgment to all Pacific teams in the World Rugby League Cup and to Tonga, who made history in the nail biting game between Samoa and Tonga. It was also encouraging to hear updates on the actions arising from previous meetings and to see so many important commitments being successfully completed.

Congratulations to all individuals and organisations who have secured funding and support, and to those leading exciting new initiatives that will strengthen outcomes for our Pacific communities.

We sincerely appreciate your ongoing engagement, partnership, and commitment. By working together, sharing knowledge, and supporting one another, we continue to build stronger, more connected, and more resilient Pacific communities across New South Wales.

Fa'afetai, Vinaka Vakalevu, Malo 'Aupito, Fakafetai Lahi Ngā Mihi and Thank You. We look forward to seeing you all again next month.

02/11/2026

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02/11/2026

NSWCPC had the pleasure of attending: Tonga Day in Granville and Pacific Unity Day in Blacktown, in collaboration with OurDNA over the weekend.

A wonderful celebration of Pacific pride, culture and unity. NSWCPC was proud to join the Pacific Unity March and extends its heartfelt thanks to Tuluma and the Tokelau community for leading our Pacific peoples with pride. 🌺

A special thanks to Blacktown City Council, the event organisers, and the Tonga Day organisers for your hard work, dedication, and commitment to bringing our community together.

02/11/2026

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Join our Virtual Healthy Start Evening to learn how to prepare for pregnancy, stay healthy in the early weeks, understand your pregnancy care options and discover the support services available to you.

It's never too early to give yourself and your baby the best possible start.

Date: Wednesday 18 November, 6:00pm to 8:00pm

Register for the webinar today https://ow.ly/IObK50ZVerU

01/11/2026

Link for today’s meeting;

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01/11/2026

An early start, but well worth it! This morning, some of the NSW Council for Pacific Communities team set out at 4:30am for the coastal walk to experience the amazing Sculptures by the Sea and catch a breathtaking sunrise.It was a beautiful morning filled with laughter, great conversations, and the opportunity to strengthen our bonds as a team while enjoying the stunning coastline.

There is something special about sharing these moments together and starting the day with positivity, friendship, and connection.A big thank you to our sister Cosmopolitan Manuela-Jones (NSWCPC lead for Health) for making this happen and bringing us all together for such a memorable experience. Great to be in your neighbourhood sister Pamela (NSWCPC lead for Women’s Initiatives) a fantastic way to start the day!

30/10/2026

Incredible talent from Nas (9) Representing not only Eagle Vale Sports High School but also to represent Samoa at the FIFA U - 15 World Cup in Azerbaijan 🇦🇿

🌏⚽ FROM EAGLE VALE TO THE WORLD STAGE!

A massive congratulations to Nas (9), one of our very own football students, who has earned the incredible opportunity to represent Samoa at the FIFA U-15 World Cup in Azerbaijan! 👏

What makes this achievement even more special is that Nas is just 14 years old! An outstanding milestone and a moment to be incredibly proud of.

From representing Eagle Vale Sports High School to competing on the world stage, Nas is a fantastic example of what dedication, hard work and a passion for football can achieve.

The entire EVSHS community is behind you, Nas! Enjoy every moment, represent Samoa with pride and make the most of this incredible experience.

Address

4 Surrey Street
Minto Heights, NSW
2566

Telephone

+61407281245

Website

http://www.nswcpc.org.au/

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