Cultural Infusion Foundation

The Cultural Infusion Foundation is a not-for-profit, charitable organisation that delivers programs and workshops to communities, youth and disadvantaged areas.

Mission

A world that is culturally and socially cohesive, and values the richness of our collective cultural heritage.

Vision

To build cultural harmony and well-being through contributing to a society that values it.

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Summary of activities

A world that is culturally and socially cohesive, and values the richness of our collective cultural heritage.

Bridge the gap between people irrespective of their cultural backgrounds.

Initiate and seek support for innovative projects and programs.

Research and promote new models of cultural and community development.

Establish new ways forward toward these goals at the local, national, and international levels.

Work with our friends, supporters and partners to help deliver valuable intercultural programs.

Foundation programs

From the gifts of time and money, the Foundation runs a number of programs that support disadvantaged people throughout Australia and internationally that help access remote communities as well as supporting, training and developing youth and disadvantaged people.

Living Culture

Cultural Infusion’s Living Culture program works to preserve cultural diversity in impoverished communities in Africa and Asia. We recognise that community cultural practices imbue members with a sense of identity and belonging.

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Migrant Science Communicator

This program supports science and engineering-qualified migrants who have struggled to find appropriate work in Australia, and train them as science presenters for school environments.

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Equal Access Program

Cultural Infusion’s Equal Access Program provides limited subsidies to small, regional and special needs Victorian schools to help them access Cultural Infusion’s education programs. Previously, schools have had limited access because it costs them more on a per head basis to make incursions viable, while regional/remote schools have had limited access due to the additional travel costs which can often increase costs for the delivery of programs substantially. A school may be eligible if -

1. The total school enrolment is less than 150 students, and/or

2. The school is located more than 100km from central Melbourne and within Victoria

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FReeZA

A youth development program that provides opportunities for young Victorians aged 12-25 across metropolitan, regional and rural Victoria to access live music events and other cultural, recreational and artistic events that are drug, alcohol and smoke-free in supervised and safe venues.

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