• 23/02/2012 (Thursday)
• 24/02/2012 (Friday)
• 27/02/2012 (Monday)

• 12/03/2012 (Monday)
• 13/03/2012 (Tuesday)
• 14/03/2012 (Wednesday)
• 15/03/2012 (Thursday)
• 16/03/2012 (Friday)

The Centre will also not be available on 25/02/2012 (Saturday) & 26/02/2012 (Sunday). Local community groups who have booked venues with ADSi on these 2 days need to contact ADSi office for rebooking.

Reopen on 28/02/2012 (Tuesday)

Reopen on 19/03/2012 (Monday)

6 on 6 Soccer Tournament for 12-15, 16-18 & 19-24 years

Date & Time: 9:30am - 3:00pm, 10 & 11 April 2012

Venue: Wyatt Park, Auburn (Only 5 minutes walk from Lidcombe Train Station)

For more information or return of the form, contact Reception at Auburn Diversity Services or Michael on 02 9649 6955, Mobile: 0404 868 650.

All fully completed and returned forms will go in the draw to win a brand new football.

Click thumbnail to download the Flyer & Registration Form (required for all participants).

A Great Way to Be Part of Your Community...

Young Men 14 - 18 Years Living in Auburn LGA or Central Western Sydney

• Do you like to play soccer?
• Are you a member of your local soccer club?
• We can help you join your local community soccer club.
• We will pay your club registration fees for 2012

Enquiries to Michael on 02 9649 6955 or Mobile: 0404 868 650, email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

For more details, click thumbnail to download the Flyer & Express of Interests Form.

2010/2011 has brought about many interesting and exciting changes to ADSi and it is with great pleasure that I provide a brief snapshot into this financial year period. I joined ADSi in April 2010, and it continues to be a journey full of rewarding and often challenging experiences.

I am privileged to work with a dynamic team and with people who are immensely dedicated to the work that they do. As is common throughout this sector- are the extra contributions and self-sacrifice that people make without much reward and the calibre of people that exist within the team, is a true testament of their passion when it comes to servicing the needs of clients.

ADSi is continually affected by the dynamic political and social environments that surround our work context. Adjusting ourselves as an organisation is a constant demand to ensure better outcomes for our clients. Migration populations continue to experience growth in the Central Western Sydney areas and as a team we endeavour appropriately responsive as we can, given the complexities and experiences that our clients present to us.

In the period 2010/2011, the Organisational Review (2009) has allowed us to strengthen our internal processes and for me as the Acting Executive Officer, this continues to be a priority since my commencement in April 2010.

Tia Roko, ADSi's Executive Officer, has been re-elected as Vice Chair of Settlement Services International (SSI).

Settlement Services International (SSI) is a state-wide and independent not-for-profit organisation committed to ensuring that refugees, humanitarian entrants and other migrants in NSW are supported and resourced to fulfill their potential as members of the Australian community.

Tia and ADSi will continue to work closely with SSI, other Migrant Resource Centres and all relevant stakeholders in the future.