Filipino businesses in Ballarat

Dr Josephine Salazar is a GP at Eureka Medical & Dental Centre in central Ballarat who speaks English and Tagalog. An RACGP fellow and GP since 2008, she covers family medicine, antenatal care, women's health and children's health at this bulk-billing clinic.

Dr Marvin Sanciangco is a GP at Ballarat Community Health's Sebastopol clinic who speaks English and Tagalog and is accepting new patients. He has a special interest in men's health and chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease.

Miss May Hair Studio is a hair studio in Lake Gardens, Ballarat, run by a Filipina hairdresser known as May. It specialises in blondes and colour correction, wedding up-styles and fan-tip extensions, booked online.

Pia Gould is a Filipino hair and make-up artist in Ballarat, a former physiotherapist profiled by SBS Filipino in 2026. She works from an at-home studio in Ballarat and as a mobile artist for weddings, special occasions, portfolio shoots and kids and teens shoots.

Home bakery in Ballarat making Filipino breads to pre-order for local pickup. Its range includes pandesal, cheesy pandesal, ensaymada and hotdog rolls.

SAYE Finance is a mortgage and finance brokerage in Lucas, Ballarat, run by broker Jesus 'Jess' Salazar, who speaks English and Tagalog/Filipino. It serves regional and multicultural clients around Ballarat with home loans, refinancing, debt structuring and personal and asset finance.

Filipino food truck in Ballarat, billed as the city's first, serving lechon belly, chicken inasal and other Filipino dishes with an Australian twist. It trades from the Snooze Ballarat car park on Howitt Street, Wendouree, and through Uber Eats.

Migration agency based in Ballarat, founded by registered migration agent Annalyn Salvador and introduced to the local Filipino community through the Pinoys in Ballarat group.

Non-profit cultural association that has served Filipino-Australians in Ballarat for more than three decades. It holds general meetings, cultural celebrations and youth dance performances such as tinikling.

Incorporated non-profit sports club for Filipino-Australian residents of Ballarat and surrounding suburbs. It organises basketball competitions and outdoor activities such as group rides.