At iCare Workforce, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to work, thrive, and contribute — no matter where they come from or what language they speak.

Finding a job in a new country can feel overwhelming. You may be wondering where to start, how to prepare, or if anyone will understand your background and skills. That’s where we come in.

Our Employment Support services are designed specifically for migrants, refugees, and people from multicultural backgrounds who are new to the country and eager to work. We provide the tools, guidance, and encouragement you need to succeed.

Who we help

  • Migrants and refugees looking for their first job in Australia
  • People with limited or no English who need extra support
  • Skilled workers from overseas trying to re-enter their profession
  • Individuals looking for casual, part-time, or full-time work

Why This Matters

Employment is more than just a paycheck — it’s about independence, dignity, purpose, and belonging. We know how much it means to find meaningful work that helps you support yourself and your family. That’s why we walk beside you at every step, celebrating your progress and helping you overcome any barriers.

Get in Touch

Access to Local Services

We help you connect with the services you need — including housing support, legal assistance, health clinics, mental health services, and more. Our team can explain systems, help you fill out forms, or refer you to the right support channels.

Multicultural Events & Social Connections

We organise and promote events that celebrate diversity and bring people together. Whether it’s a cultural festival, a cooking class, or a language exchange group, these gatherings create a safe and joyful space to meet others, share your culture, and learn from others.

Community Volunteering 

Want to give back or meet new people? We can help you get involved in local volunteering, community programs, and social initiatives that match your interests — helping you build friendships, gain local experience, and feel part of the community.