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"Make use of medical treatment, for Allah has not made a disease without appointing a remedy for it." (Sunan Abi Dawud 3855) ...

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A talk on Centrelink payment was held on 28 January 2021 at MWASA for CHSP seniors. Tanya Kaplan from Services Australia began the session by sharing the general information on the types of payments available and its eligibility criteria as well as teaching the seniors how to navigate Centrelink for help. She also touched on the topic which was close to their heart, i.e. on age pension payment, providing information as to how much they received based on the Assets Test and factors that could affect payment such as leaving the country for a period of time.

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MWASA invites newly arrived mothers from Refugee background to take part in the 'Recipe of Life' series. This series aims to strengthen intergenerational relationships.

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A session to explain Australian Law was organised on 21 January 2021, focusing on the most common issues brought up by our SETS clients.

Melanie and Ella from Legal Services Commission went through the rights of both the tenants and landlords, fines, what to do if you are involved in a car accident, marriage and divorce. They also provided all attendees with phone numbers to the legal services commission helpline and the translating and interpreting services available to them. In addition, all attendees were given a booklet with all the important information in their own language.

The session was informative and delivered using clear and simple terms. It helped them to correct some of their misinformation regarding Australian law.

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