Luv-a-Duck are delighted and honoured to be recognised for their work in assisting new migrants successfully settle into the Nhill community at the inaugural 2013 Australian Migration and Settlement Awards at Parliament House Canberra.
Luv-a-Duck are delighted and honoured to be recognised for their work in assisting new migrants successfully settle into the Nhill community at the inaugural 2013 Australian Migration and Settlement Awards at Parliament House Canberra. Luv-a-Duck were specifically honoured with the ‘Business Inclusion Award’ for their work in training and employing over 60 Karen refugees through engagement with the Nhill community, AMES and local service providers to ensure workers connected with their neighbours and settled in a welcoming environment.
Australia's Prime Minister, was the keynote speaker at the gala dinner hosted by the Migration Council of Australia (MCA), which brought together business, journalists and the community sector to recognise the remarkable achievements of new migrants and those who support them to build a more inclusive and diverse Australia. Seven outstanding individuals and organisations were honoured on this evening for their work.
