Filipino Media, Community and Education in Sydney
Kislap lists 8 Filipino-owned and Filipino-serving businesses in Sydney under Media, Community and Education.
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ActiveThe Campbelltown and Region Filipino Community Council Inc (CRFCC) brings Filipino Australians in the Campbelltown region together through civic, cultural and social activities. It co-organises the annual Philippine Independence Day flag raising and Rizal commemoration in Campbelltown.
ActiveDEL Driving School is a Sydney driving school run by Filipino instructor Rodel Espiritu since 2009. He teaches learner drivers and regularly takes students to their driving tests at Service NSW centres in Blacktown and St Marys.
ActivePhilippine Australian Community Services Inc (PACSI) is a Blacktown-based community organisation that works for the rights and welfare of Filipinos in Australia. It runs settlement support for newly arrived Filipinas, community workshops and cultural events such as its stall at the Liwanag festival.
ActiveThe Philippine Community Council of NSW (PCCNSW) is the peak umbrella body for Filipino-Australian community organisations in New South Wales, established in 1990. It runs community appeals such as Mindanao earthquake relief, the Philippine National Day Ball and health and migrant information sessions.
ActiveSandigan Radio is a Filipino-Australian community radio program broadcast every Friday from 9am to 10am on 2RDJ-FM 88.1 in Sydney. Presented in Tagalog and English, it covers news from the Philippines, local community events and interviews with Filipino community leaders, with music.
ActiveSay More Radio is a weekly Filipino music program on SWR 99.9 FM, the western Sydney community station, presented in English, Tagalog and Bisaya. It plays original Filipino music from Australia and abroad and also streams on YouTube and Spotify.
ActiveThe Filipino Saturday School is a community language school in Blacktown that teaches Filipino language, history, traditions and culture. It runs basic Tagalog classes for primary, high school and adult learners and bandurria lessons, and presents the Liwanag celebration of Filipino culture.
ActiveThe Philippine Community Herald is a Sydney-based Filipino-Australian community newspaper founded in 1994 by publisher Evelyn Zaragoza. It covers community news and events, is distributed Australia-wide and shares stories through its Facebook page.