CASS Care

CASS Care Multicultural & Non-profit Community Services Provider These partners include departments, councils, MPs’ offices, and other NGOs.

As a not-for-profit multicultural social services provider, CASS has earned widespread recognition for its extensive array of social and welfare services. Each week, CASS reaches out to over 7,000 families from a variety of East Asian backgrounds in Metropolitan Sydney, Wollongong, and Melbourne. The services provided by CASS are comprehensive, encompassing home ageing, residential aged care, disa

bility services, vocational training, settlement and health services, childcare, and much more. In an effort to cultivate an inclusive multicultural community online, CASS has a dedicated Promotions Team that diligently manages 17 accounts across 9 social media platforms and maintains 7 websites, with close to 40,000 active followers overall. These platforms, which include Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, YouTube, and WeChat, provide updates in multiple languages, such as English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Korean, and Indonesian, catering to the linguistic diversity of the community. The daily updates provided by CASS cover a wide range of topics, including the latest sessions, seminars, expos, and projects that CASS organises independently or in collaboration with various business partners. In addition to this, CASS also actively promotes key campaigns of its partners and shares news information that aligns with the community’s interests. This proactive and diverse social media presence has been warmly received by the community, further solidifying CASS’s role as an indispensable resource for multicultural communities. The success of CASS’s social media strategy is a testament to its commitment to fostering a sense of belonging and inclusivity among the diverse communities it serves.

“Over several decades, I have also been actively involved in supporting migrants and seniors. Currently, I contribute by...
19/06/2026

“Over several decades, I have also been actively involved in supporting migrants and seniors. Currently, I contribute by teaching English to CASS volunteers and seniors. As one of the first Directors from a Korean background, I am committed to ensuring that the needs of the multicultural community, including but not limited to the Korean community, are meaningfully reflected in CASS’s work. I look forward to working closely with our dedicated staff members and volunteers to further strengthen our inclusive community,” said Professor Jane Gyung-Sook Lee, Board Director of CASS.

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CASS Melbourne | Celebrating Dragon Boat Festival at the Hongkonger Market, and Our Aged Care Services Information Stand...
19/06/2026

CASS Melbourne | Celebrating Dragon Boat Festival at the Hongkonger Market, and Our Aged Care Services Information Stand!

The Hongkongers Market organised by OzStarter was successfully held on 6 June at Box Hill Town Hall in Melbourne. The market offered a rich and diverse program, including specialty food, performances, interactive experiences, and handmade crafts. Visitors enjoyed authentic Hong Kong street food, live entertainment, and lucky draw activities, immersing themselves in the festive cultural atmosphere.

In addition, community organisations and education providers shared useful information, including fun Cantonese classes for children, English courses, and introductions to various community services.

CASS was pleased to participate by hosting an Aged Care Information Stand, where we introduced aged care services and available support to the community. Many seniors and their families visited our booth to ask about services, eligibility, and application processes. Our team and partners provided detailed guidance, helping visitors gain a clearer understanding of the options available to meet their needs, and received very positive feedback.

We also prepared small gifts for visitors who stopped by our booth, adding to the lively and welcoming atmosphere. Many attendees shared that the experience not only enhanced their understanding of aged care services, but also highlighted the importance of planning ahead for retirement and later life.

We sincerely thank OzStarter for organising this meaningful event and creating a valuable platform for the Hong Kong to connect and engage. CASS looks forward to continuing our participation in community events to promote aged care services and support more seniors and families in accessing the help they need, while building a caring and inclusive community.

📣We are Hiring! Two Part-time Settlement Worker opportunities (Fluency in Korean or Mandarin/Cantonese is preferred)CASS...
19/06/2026

📣We are Hiring! Two Part-time Settlement Worker opportunities (Fluency in Korean or Mandarin/Cantonese is preferred)

CASS Care is seeking two Settlement Workers to join our purpose-driven, community-focused team on part-time, fixed-term contracts. Please read the flyer carefully, as the roles have different job descriptions.

1. Settlement Worker (Korean-speaking)
Korean language proficiency is highly desirable due to client needs.
Fixed term until 30 June 2028. 22.5 hours/week.
Visit to apply 👉 https://www.casscare.org.au/jobs/settlement-worker-korean-speaking-22-5-hours/

2. Settlement Woker
Mandarin and Cantonese language proficiency is highly desirable due to client needs.
Fixed term from June 2026 to June 2027. Minimum 22.5 hours/week.
Visit to apply 👉 https://www.casscare.org.au/jobs/settlement-worker-fixed-term-minimum-22-5-hours-week/

CASS Volunteer Model has been formally recognised in the Hansard of the New South Wales Parliament, the official transcr...
18/06/2026

CASS Volunteer Model has been formally recognised in the Hansard of the New South Wales Parliament, the official transcript of parliamentary proceedings, by Mr Matt Cross MP, State Member for Davidson.

It is a significant acknowledgement of our work and the breadth and depth of our community services. We thank Mr Matt Cross MP for recognising our impact and the important role that we and the CASS Volunteer Model play in responding to evolving local needs and in building stronger, more inclusive multicultural communities.

We are also grateful that the recognition extended to our Board members, whose governance, guidance, and ongoing commitment help shape the direction and sustainability of our work.

As the needs of ageing community continue to grow in scale and complexity, this recognition also underscores the importance of sustainable volunteer infrastructure and strong governance frameworks that enable organisations like ours to deliver consistent and meaningful support. We hope this acknowledgement helps continue important conversations and engagement about supporting sustainable, community-driven services that empower active ageing and multicultural communities.

We sincerely thank our volunteers, Board members, staff, partners, supporters, and the wider community for making this recognition possible. We recognise the weight of the continued trust placed in our organisation and are committed to carrying this responsibility forward with purpose.

【Fun language learning with “English Idioms” (Part 19): Youthful Challenge】Drawing on decades of living and working in A...
18/06/2026

【Fun language learning with “English Idioms” (Part 19): Youthful Challenge】

Drawing on decades of living and working in Australia, Mr Francis Lee OAM, a member of our Council of Elders, uses a clear and engaging language style to explain English idioms, combining fun language learning with cultural insight.

These stories, aimed at bringing audiences a little laughter or a shared sigh, were aired on a SBS National Radio and later compiled into a book called “English Idioms”.

CASS will share selected chapters from the book with you over time and explore the wisdom and fun of language together.

Welcome community project 👏 Easier access to and from the river. More friendly for residents with mobility restrictions.
17/06/2026

Welcome community project 👏 Easier access to and from the river. More friendly for residents with mobility restrictions.

Highlights from our community and network this week👀
17/06/2026

Highlights from our community and network this week👀

💛 One Talk at a Time – Supporting Children's Safety Through Conversation – Free Information Sessions across 3 locations💛...
17/06/2026

💛 One Talk at a Time – Supporting Children's Safety Through Conversation – Free Information Sessions across 3 locations💛

Talking with children about safety doesn't have to be one big conversation — it can happen naturally, one talk at a time.
CASS Child Care Services invites families to attend a free Child Safety Information Session based on the Australian Government's One Talk at a Time campaign.

Join us to learn practical ways to:
✅ Talk with children about body safety and personal boundaries
✅ Build children's confidence to speak up and seek help
✅ Support children's wellbeing through everyday conversations
✅ Access free child safety resources for families

Session Details:
🌿CASS Gumnut Early Learning Centre - Hurstville
📅 Tuesday, 23 June 2026
🕓 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Register: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=k-25K5OElESTBsLy1dz-WoD_vxiZ2vFEqvgXbUvUcONURFBWQVFRTzZXQkZERzEyTU80VzlTUjVVMS4u

🌿 CASS Gumnut Early Learning Centre - St Leonards
📅 Wednesday, 24 June 2026
🕓 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Register: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=k-25K5OElESTBsLy1dz-WoD_vxiZ2vFEqvgXbUvUcONUNjQ2MlQ4UU83RUNOOEZXRERBNlFDV1hTVi4u&route=shorturl

🌿 CASS Gumnut Early Learning Centre - Campsie
📅 Thursday, 25 June 2026
🕓 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Register: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=k-25K5OElESTBsLy1dz-WoD_vxiZ2vFEqvgXbUvUcONUQVdNSkhHUEk0NFFXV1dQMVNOWVMzTUM1Ty4u&route=shorturl

🌏 Resources available in multiple languages.
☕ Light refreshments provided

Together, we can help children grow up feeling safe, supported, and empowered.

Get your money right. Money Skills IRL: Online webinar for young adults, presented by Northern Beaches Council, and supp...
16/06/2026

Get your money right. Money Skills IRL: Online webinar for young adults, presented by Northern Beaches Council, and supported by Lane Cove, Mosman, City of Ryde, Hornsby, Ku-ring-gai, North Sydney and Hunters Hill Councils.

🎤Presenter Betsy Westcott is one of Australia’s leading financial wellbeing educators, coaches and media commentators.

🗓️Time and Date: Thursday 18 June, 7pm – 8:30pm

Note: Information provided in this webinar is general in nature and does not consider your personal circumstances. You should consider its relevance to your circumstances, do your own research and seek professional advice that is tailored to your specific needs and circumstances.

👉Scan the QR code in the poster to register.

We continue to partner with MTC FutureReady to deliver free “English, Smartphone and Computer Skills” course at MTC Camp...
16/06/2026

We continue to partner with MTC FutureReady to deliver free “English, Smartphone and Computer Skills” course at MTC Campsie on an ongoing basis.

The course is part of the SEE (Skills for Education and Employment) Program and funded by the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR).

🗓️Days per week: 2 Days (Thursday and Friday)
🕙Time: 10am – 1pm
📍Where: Level 1, 59-63 Evaline St, Campsie

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44-50 Sixth Avenue, Campsie
Sydney, NSW
2194

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+61297894587

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