The Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria (ECCV) is proud to be the peak body for our state's migrant and refugee communities. Since 1974, we have advocated for the rights and interests of multicultural Victoria, informed industry practice, and influenced all levels of governments on multicultural affairs and the issues affecting our communities, including anti-racism, equitable access to services and socially just policy.
Company Details
- Employees
- 31
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 398 Sydney Rd, Suite 101,australia
- Industry
- Public Policy Offices
- NAICS
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Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government SupportPublic Finance ActivitiesExecutive and Legislative Offices, CombinedAmerican Indian and Alaska Native Tribal GovernmentsOther General Government Support
- Website
- eccv.org.au
- Keywords
- advocacy, multiculturalism, multicultural affairs, policy, anti-racism, multicultural mental health, multicultural emergency management, equity, diversity, inclusion, equitable access, capacity building.
- HQ
- Coburg, Victoria
- Competitors
- AMES Australia, Brotherhood of St Laurence, City Of Monash, Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network, Victorian Multicultural Commission, Centre for Multicultural Youth, SSI, Multicultural Centre for Women's Health, FECCA (Federation of Ethnic Communities' Councils of Australia), Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth).
Ethnic Communities' Council Of Victoria Questions
Ethnic Communities' Council Of Victoria's website is eccv.org.au
Ethnic Communities' Council Of Victoria's LinkedIn profile is https://au.linkedin.com/company/eccv
Ethnic Communities' Council Of Victoria has
31 employees.
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employees at Ethnic Communities' Council Of Victoria.
Ethnic Communities' Council Of Victoria's industry is
Public Policy Offices
Ethnic Communities' Council Of Victoria's top competitors are
Ames Australia,
Brotherhood Of St Laurence,
City Of Monash,
Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network,
Victorian Multicultural Commission,
Centre For Multicultural Youth,
Ssi,
Multicultural Centre For Women's Health,
Fecca (Federation Of Ethnic Communities' Councils Of Australia),
Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (Vichealth).
Ethnic Communities' Council Of Victoria's categories are Public Policy Offices
Ethnic Communities' Council Of Victoria's founding year is 1974
