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About Us

Community First Step (CFS) is a not-for-profit organisation offering a wide range of services including children’s services, disability services, community development, youth and family case management services. Our commitment to the community extends to supporting newly arrived migrants through the provision of specialised settlement support services, addressing their unique needs and facilitating integration into their new environment.

 

With a history that spans over 50 years, we aim at supporting and empowering the communities of South West Sydney to overcome disadvantage and barriers to personal, social and economic growth by delivering inclusive and innovative services.

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As a growing community organisation, Community First Step collaborates with the community, business and government, to strive for excellence in meeting the holistic needs of our clients through the provision of high quality supportive, recreational, cultural, sporting and welfare programs.

 

We are here to help

At Community First Step, we empower individuals and families to overcome disadvantage and barriers to personal, social and economic growth. Our client-centered Hub, Navigation support, Casework, and internal services ensure a personalised intake process, identifying your unique needs. Our goal is to establish a lasting, trusting relationship with each individual, supporting your journey toward growth, empowerment, and a brighter future.

Contact us today to learn more or enquire about our wide range of services. 

We speak your language

In all our services we have a diverse group of staff that represents the community we work in.We speak many languages so that you can always speak to someone when you need it most.

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Languages spoken include:​

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Arabic

Cantonese

Spanish

Assyrian

Marathi

English

Telugu

Creole

Kannada

Hindi

Mandarin

Japanese

Urdu

Chaldean

Fullani

Malaylam

Polish

Tagalog

Thai

Burmese

Singhalese

Sudanese

Vietnamese

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