Navigating family separation and financial challenges can be overwhelming. Join this free community workshop to gain practical legal information and learn about the support services available to individuals and families experiencing family breakdown, debt issues, and related challenges.

Language: Mandarin

Workshop Topics

This workshop will cover:

As children and young people spend more time online, many parents and carers are becoming increasingly concerned about excessive screen use, online gaming, and exposure to gambling-related content.

Registration

• Scan the QR code on the poster or
• Register via the link or https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdy_HB0oEw_eYAyQ8AmiHh4_G_9xHJzrgyzmBYW06mw4_OnAQ/viewform
• Call (02) 9787 8333 to enquire

Many people on visitor, student, work, working holiday, or bridging visas face challenges that they don’t have to deal with alone.

CASS is now offering a FREE Temporary Visa Casework Service at Burwood Library, providing information, support, and casework assistance tailored to your situation.

Our qualified caseworkers can assist you with:

• Understand migrant welfare and settlement-related information
  Seek support for gambling-related issues
• Navigate family and relationship concerns
  Legal issues; Fair Trading issues
• Housing and Centrelink enquiries
• Complaints and appeals

Services are available in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, and Malay, so you can comfortably discuss your needs in your preferred language.

Location:

Burwood Library & Community Hub (2 Conder Street, Burwood NSW 2134)

Service Hours:

Thursday: 1:30pm – 5:00pm

Friday: 9:30am – 12:30pm

Appointment are required: Please call 02 9789 4587 (MON-FRI 9:00am – 5:00pm)

If you or someone you know could benefit from this service, we're here to support you and help you move forward with confidence. 💙

This project is supported by the Burwood Council 2025/26 Community Grant Program.

Cantonese:

Thursday, 13 August | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Inquiries and Reservations: (02) 9787 8333

Korean:

Thursday, 20 August | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Inquiries and Reservations: (02) 9063 8808

We’re expanding our reach! Our free settlement form-filling and casework services are now available at the Auburn Multicultural Service Desk.

We're all set to go. Simply book an appointment with us and receive support from our compassionate and professional caseworkers.

📋 We provide low- to medium-intensity casework services, including enquiries, consultations, and support with a range of settlement and community matters. Find out more in the poster below.
🗣️ Language: English and Mandarin available

🕧 When: Every Wednesday, from 12:30pm to 5:00pm 

📍 Where: Auburn Town Hall (1 Susan Street, Auburn NSW 2144)

Need legal advice but not sure where to start?

CASS Migrant Legal Hub offers free legal consultations in English and Mandarin to help migrants understand their rights and navigate legal challenges with confidence.

Over the past year, hundreds of community members have benefited from this service.

Delivered in collaboration with experienced law professionals from Aureate Legal and AHN Legal, the program has been in high demand and continues to support those who need it most.

Free advice is available on:

• Immigration & Visa Matters
• Financial Issues
• Rental & Tenancy Disputes
• Family & Domestic Violence
• Employment Rights
• Other Legal Concerns

All enquiries are handled by qualified solicitors or lawyers, with strict confidentiality maintained at all times. Services are available by appointment only.

Inquiries & Appointments: 02 9789 4587

Location: CASS Head Office (44-50 Sixth Ave, Campsie NSW 2194)

❗Priority is given to migrants experiencing hardship, and there are no visa restrictions.

📞 Family law consultations are now available by phone, making it easier and more convenient to access legal advice from wherever you are.