Organisation of African Communities in WA Inc

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Organisation of African Communities in WA Inc Dedicated to uniting WA African Communities actively, energetically and allied with each other.

The OACWA sits under the umbrella organisation, the Federation of African Communities Councils of Australia (FACCA), based in Adelaide, South Australia and has aligned its objectives and long term goals with those of FACCA. In brief, the OACWA is focused on working hard to achieve the following:

To work with FACCA to advocate for and advance the welfare of African people in Western Australia;

To provide a platform on which Africans from diverse backgrounds and countries living in Western Australia would use to present economic, social, political and cultural issues of concern to the community and work collaboratively to find a lasting solution;

To advocate on African issues to the State Government and other relevant bodies as required;

To provide information and referral services for Africans in Western Australia;

To provide input into policy and decision making processes.

Your space to learn, connect, be heard and build your future! Join us at the OACWA Youth Conference 2026 for real conver...
21/10/2026

Your space to learn, connect, be heard and build your future!

Join us at the OACWA Youth Conference 2026 for real conversations, new opportunities and connections that make a difference.

📅 31 October
⏰ 10 AM – 4 PM
📍 Midland Town Hall

Register now and be part of the conversation!

Free Registration here: https://events.humanitix.com/african-australian-youth-conference

Who are you, and where do you belong? Join us for an important conversation on Identity, Belonging & Challenging Racism ...
21/10/2026

Who are you, and where do you belong? Join us for an important conversation on Identity, Belonging & Challenging Racism as we explore culture, celebrate our stories and build communities where every young person feels seen, heard and valued.

📅 Saturday, 31 October
⏰ 10 AM – 4 PM
📍 Midland Town Hall

Your identity. Your story. Our future.
Register now: https://events.humanitix.com/african-australian-youth-conference

20/10/2026

Our Voices. Our Future. Our Impact.
Join us at the Youth Conference 2026 as we empower our young people to shape tomorrow.

Join us for a day of real conversations, new connections, mentorship and ideas that can shape brighter futures for young people.

💼 Career & Employment
🧠 Mental Health & Wellbeing
🌍 Identity & Belonging
🤝 Mentorship & Youth Leadership

📅 Saturday 31 October 2026
📍 Midland Town Hall
⏰ 10AM–4PM

Come with questions. Leave with connections.

👉 FREE EVENT - Register now and be part of the conversation!

https://events.humanitix.com/african-australian-youth-conference

You don’t have to lead alone! Join us at the OACWA Youth Conference 2026 to build connections, find mentors and unlock y...
20/10/2026

You don’t have to lead alone! Join us at the OACWA Youth Conference 2026 to build connections, find mentors and unlock your leadership potential.

Be inspired, get involved and make an impact! Link on the bio.

📅 Saturday, 31 October
🕰️ 10 AM – 4 PM
📍 Midland Town Hall

Register now and be part of the conversation!

Event Link Registration: https://events.humanitix.com/african-australian-youth-conference

Let’s talk about what we don’t always talk about. Join us for an honest conversation on Mental Health, Wellbeing & Resil...
19/10/2026

Let’s talk about what we don’t always talk about. Join us for an honest conversation on Mental Health, Wellbeing & Resilience at the OACWA Youth Conference 2026. Let’s break the stigma, support one another and grow stronger together!

📅 Saturday, 31 October
🕰️ 10 AM – 4 PM
📍 Midland Town Hall

Register now and be part of the conversation!

Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/african-australian-youth-conference

19/10/2026
Amplifying the Voices of Multicultural Parents and Families! OACWA was pleased to host a parent consultation as part of ...
15/10/2026

Amplifying the Voices of Multicultural Parents and Families!

OACWA was pleased to host a parent consultation as part of the National Multicultural Children (NMC) Scoping Project, led by Settlement Services International (SSI).

The consultation provided an important opportunity for parents from African and multicultural backgrounds to share their lived experiences, challenges and aspirations for their children growing up in Australia.

We extend our sincere appreciation to all the parents who participated and generously shared their insights. Your voices are essential in identifying opportunities to improve policies, services and support systems that enable multicultural children and families to thrive.

A special thank you to Brad Chilcott for facilitating the consultation and creating a welcoming environment for meaningful discussions.

We also acknowledge SSI and the project sponsor Minderoo Foundation for championing this important national initiative and ensuring multicultural communities have a voice in shaping the future of Australia’s children.

We look forward to the final national report and its recommendations, which will help inform future policy, investment and services that better respond to the needs of multicultural children and their families.

Together, we can help build a future where every child feels supported, included and empowered to thrive.

How can we create better career and employment opportunities for young people? Join us at the OACWA Youth Conference 202...
15/10/2026

How can we create better career and employment opportunities for young people?

Join us at the OACWA Youth Conference 2026 as we explore challenges, share ideas and identify practical solutions to shape a brighter future for our youth.

📅 Saturday, 31 October 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Midland Town Hall

Register now and be part of the conversation that drives change! 🙌🏾 Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/african-australian-youth-conference

A great start to our 2026–2027 ALEAD journey at Curtin University.Our participants came together for the first formal se...
12/10/2026

A great start to our 2026–2027 ALEAD journey at Curtin University.

Our participants came together for the first formal session of the program, facilitated by Ruvi Goredema, with a focus on leadership, communication, confidence and professional growth.

It was encouraging to see the energy, openness and connection across the cohort as participants shared experiences, reflected and engaged with one another.

Thank you to Curtin University for the continued partnership and support, and to Ruvi for facilitating such an engaging session.

We look forward to the sessions ahead and to seeing the growth of this cohort throughout the program.

Address

11 Lemana Court Nollamara
Perth, WA
6061

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61411960718

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