Helping The Community

The Australian multicultural community is a rich tapestry of diversity and inclusivity, embracing newcomers with open arms. In light of the current challenges faced by relatives of our community members in Sudan, the Malak Foundation's executive team have been unwavering in their commitment to supporting those who have recently arrived and ensuring that individuals facing adversity, both locally and internationally, are connected and assisted.

With a legacy spanning over eight years, Malak Foundation Incorporated persists in its mission to enhance programs and services for the community. As we navigate through the year 2024-2025, we extend an invitation for you to engage in our diverse and impactful initiatives, witnessing firsthand the dedication we bring to our cause.

Malak Foundation's objectives for the year ahead are outlined as follows:

  1. Prioritise support for vulnerable groups, including women, children, the elderly, and at-risk individuals within our community.

  2. Extend assistance to community members during times of stress and despair, acknowledging the unique challenges faced by individuals both locally and internationally.

  3. Deliver community projects that facilitate activities promoting social and economic recovery for multicultural and multifaith communities in Victoria and beyond.

Our ability to fulfil these goals relies on the generosity of individuals, businesses, and governmental support. Your involvement, alongside other community-minded individuals, is crucial in enabling us to serve and uplift those within our community each year.

In the face of the ongoing crisis in Sudan, our commitment to supporting local community members and their relatives remains steadfast. We aim to provide assistance, foster connections, and contribute to the well-being of those affected. Your support, as always, is integral to the success of our endeavours.

We express our gratitude for your unwavering support, and we are honoured to continue serving and making a positive impact in our diverse community.

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Fawaz Ateem

Chairman