The CEO and Founder of the Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health (CMRH), Mr. Mabor Chadhuol, had the distinct honor of attending the Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria (ECCV) Board of Directors Elections. The event, held in a spirit of inclusivity and democratic governance, brought together community leaders, policymakers, and representatives from diverse ethnic and multicultural organizations across Victoria.
As a leading advocate for health equity and social justice, Mr. Chadhuol’s presence at the elections underscored the Centre’s commitment to fostering collaboration and strengthening ties with key multicultural bodies such as ECCV.
Highlights of the Event:
- Election of New Leadership: The ECCV elections provided an opportunity to elect board members dedicated to advancing the interests of multicultural communities and driving the organization’s strategic vision.
- Networking and Advocacy: Mr. Chadhuol engaged with prominent community leaders, discussing shared goals and exploring partnerships to address challenges faced by migrants and refugees in areas such as health access, education, and social inclusion.
- Championing Representation: Mr. Chadhuol’s participation highlighted the importance of representation from the South Sudanese and broader African communities within decision-making bodies like ECCV.
Key Topics of Discussion:
- Health and Well-being: Advocating for increased support for culturally responsive health services tailored to the needs of migrant and refugee populations.
- Youth Empowerment: Exploring strategies to support young people from multicultural backgrounds in leadership development and community engagement.
- Policy Collaboration: Emphasizing the importance of cohesive efforts between ECCV, CMRH, and other stakeholders to influence policies that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion.
The event provided a valuable platform for Mr. Chadhuol to share insights from CMRH’s work in delivering impactful programs and services for migrant and refugee communities. His participation also reinforced the Centre’s vision of promoting health and social equity through collaboration and advocacy.
The ECCV elections symbolize the power of multicultural organizations in shaping Victoria’s inclusive future. Mr. Chadhuol’s attendance at this important event reflects CMRH’s dedication to amplifying the voices of marginalized communities and contributing to meaningful systemic change.
