Welcome. 

The Philippine Australian Community Services Incorporated is a non-government organisation providing welfare and support services for Filipino migrants in Australia. . Funded by the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs, PACSI is run by a dedicated, professional and experienced management committee, supported by equally-dedicated pool of volunteers. . PACSI helps promote the welfare of Filipino individuals, families and communities within the Australian legal and multicultural framework. . Helping address the needs and issues that affect settlement like:

 

• Access to income support
• Medical and health needs  
• Finding employment in a new country
• Recognition of overseas qualification
• Access to further education and training
• Access to affordable housing and accommodation
• Legal aid
• Mental health
• Domestic violence & family disputes
• Youth services
• Services for the Aged
• Tenancy rights
• Emergency assistance

 

 

The Philippine Australian Community Services Inc. (PACSI) was first established on 3 April 1989 as Philippine Australian Council in Support of Filipino Women. Its main purpose was to help Filipino women in their settlement process. Eventually, work expanded to include whole families from the Philippines or family members coming in to join them. In 1995 the name was changed to Philippine Australian Community Services Inc.