ICSA - Indian Sub-Cont Crisis & Support Agency

ICSA - Indian Sub-Cont Crisis & Support Agency The 1st NGO for Indian Subcontinent in Australia. Delivering services directly to clients; & advocating for better services, fairness & social justice.

The Indian (Sub-Cont) Crisis & Support Agency (ICSA) is the first NGO established in Australia dedicated to support this target demographic. The largest numbers of migrant arrivals into Australia in recent years are from the Indian Sub-Continent region and according to migration forecasts for the next three years to 2018 this trend is set to continue. As the community settles and grows, proportion

ally social issues do too; in volume and complexity. There are no formal government support systems in place to manage the influx. There is no specific funding set aside to deal with the growth and settlement for this target demographic from any public sector agency. Internal community support is constrained due to pockets of groups set up as associations within dimensions of religion, caste, education, social status, culture, politics etc. Such groups are limited in support that can be offered due to a heavy reliance on ad-hoc volunteers with anecdotal knowledge of local systems. Such groups generally limit efforts to within their target audience and operate autonomously further limiting their reach and outcomes. ICSA professionally delivers bespoke and tailored services, developed through research and experience.

There is still time to registerhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/BFtvQgULQAuehEpPeWMSiA
05/05/2026

There is still time to register
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/BFtvQgULQAuehEpPeWMSiA

Each year the Indian (Sub-Cont) Crisis & Support Agency runs an event to remember and honour those who have lost their lives due to Domestic & Family Violence. We also acknowledge the loss of those who are left behind, as each life lost breaks many hearts with a long term impact.

We may not all be able to join an in person event but we can join a short online event to hold the minute silence. Please join us and feel free to share with your networks and join us as only if we stand together can we make a difference to a person's safety in the very place they should be safe - at home; in family.

Each year the Indian (Sub-Cont) Crisis & Support Agency runs an event to remember and honour those who have lost their l...
28/04/2026

Each year the Indian (Sub-Cont) Crisis & Support Agency runs an event to remember and honour those who have lost their lives due to Domestic & Family Violence. We also acknowledge the loss of those who are left behind, as each life lost breaks many hearts with a long term impact.

We may not all be able to join an in person event but we can join a short online event to hold the minute silence. Please join us and feel free to share with your networks and join us as only if we stand together can we make a difference to a person's safety in the very place they should be safe - at home; in family.

The Hills Police respond to over 3,000 reports of domestic and family violence (DFV) each year. We know that DFV is freq...
13/04/2026

The Hills Police respond to over 3,000 reports of domestic and family violence (DFV) each year. We know that DFV is frequently unreported and that there are thousands more cases in The Hills community every year.
In NSW in 2025 there were 32 deaths due to domestic homicide. 6 were children.
1 in 4 women and 1 in 8 men will be victims of domestic violence in their lifetime; be it physical, emotional, spiritual, financial, elder abuse or a combination of these.

JOIN THE COMMUNITY & SERVICE PROVIDERS TO MARCH FOR CHANGE.

Domestic Violence NSW

NSW Court Recognised & DCJ Accredited Traffic Program - Now Open for Registration! 🚗⚖️Have you received a traffic offenc...
26/03/2026

NSW Court Recognised & DCJ Accredited Traffic Program - Now Open for Registration! 🚗⚖️

Have you received a traffic offence or a court referral? At ICSA, we help you navigate the legal process with confidence.

We are proud to deliver a Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) Accredited Traffic Offenders Intervention Program (TOIP). Our program ensures you truly understand road safety and legal responsibilities in a language you understand.

Why choose ICSA?
✅ DCJ Accredited: Fully accredited by the Department of Communities & Justice.
✅ Court Recognised: Completion certificates are accepted by NSW courts.
✅ Language Support: Sessions delivered in community languages for clear understanding.
✅ Flexible Learning: Choose from Live Online, Face-to-Face, or Self-Paced study.
✅ Expert Guidance: Led by qualified, culturally informed facilitators.

Whether you need to fulfill a court requirement or want to become a safer driver, we provide practical strategies for a better outcome.

Limited places available - book your spot today!

🔗 Register Now: https://form.jotform.com/260546491805865 📧 Enquiries: info@icsa.net.au

More Program Information: https://www.icsa.net.au/services/specialist-services/

LOOKING FOR A PROGRAM COORDINATORWe are a small, community-based organisation committed to delivering trauma-informed, c...
01/01/2026

LOOKING FOR A PROGRAM COORDINATOR
We are a small, community-based organisation committed to delivering trauma-informed, culturally safe responses to domestic and family violence. Our work is grounded in respect, lived experience, and community leadership, with a strong focus on supporting women and families from diverse backgrounds.

We are looking for the right people to join the ICSA Team for our Workforce Development programs. This is a great opportunity to put years of experience to use by helping people who are early in their career to navigate the sector and it's dynamic demands.

Full position details are available on our linked in Page. or email infonet.au.

LOOKING FOR A STUDENT PLACEMENT FACILITATORWe are a small, community-based organisation committed to delivering trauma-i...
31/12/2025

LOOKING FOR A STUDENT PLACEMENT FACILITATOR

We are a small, community-based organisation committed to delivering trauma-informed, culturally safe responses to domestic and family violence. Our work is grounded in respect, lived experience, and community leadership, with a strong focus on supporting women and families from diverse backgrounds.

We are looking for the right people to join the ICSA Team for our Workforce Development programs. This is a great opportunity to put years of experience to use by helping people who are early in their career to navigate the sector and it's dynamic demands.

Full position details are available on our linked in Page. or email infonet.au.

LOOKING FOR A STUDENT PLACEMENT SUPERVISORWe are a small, community-based organisation committed to delivering trauma-in...
31/12/2025

LOOKING FOR A STUDENT PLACEMENT SUPERVISOR

We are a small, community-based organisation committed to delivering trauma-informed, culturally safe responses to domestic and family violence. Our work is grounded in respect, lived experience, and community leadership, with a strong focus on supporting women and families from diverse backgrounds.

We are looking for the right people to join the ICSA Team for our Workforce Development programs. This is a great opportunity to put years of experience to use by helping people who are early in their career to navigate the sector and it's dynamic demands.

Full position details are available on our linked in Page. or email infonet.au.

Position Title:  Program FacilitatorReports to:  Program Coordinator & Project LeadEmployment Type:  Part-time (28 hours...
24/12/2025

Position Title: Program Facilitator
Reports to: Program Coordinator & Project Lead
Employment Type: Part-time (28 hours)
Location: Office, off site & remote
Award/Classification: SCHADS Level 3

The Prepare for Practice Program Facilitator supports the coordination and facilitation of student placements for Social Work and Community Development students, volunteers and people seeking work experience. The role focuses on day-to-day guidance, orientation, task coordination, group facilitation, and support, working under the direction of the program coordinator.
The position operates within established procedures and practice frameworks, contributing to a safe, supportive, and structured learning environment for students while on placement. Ensuing the placement is integrated with operational outcomes and deliverables.

Position Title:  Program SUPERVISORReports to:  Program Coordinator & Project LeadEmployment Type:  Part-time (28 hours)...
24/12/2025

Position Title: Program SUPERVISOR
Reports to: Program Coordinator & Project Lead
Employment Type: Part-time (28 hours)
Location: Office, off site & remote
Award/Classification: SCHADS Level 4

The Prepare for Practice Program Supervisor supports the coordination and facilitation of student placements for Social Work and Community Development students, volunteers and people seeking work experience. The role focuses on day-to-day guidance, orientation, task coordination, group facilitation, and support, working under the direction of the program coordinator. This role incorporates research projects and facilitation of services within the organization.
The position operates within established procedures and practice frameworks, contributing to a safe, supportive, and structured learning environment for students while on placement. Ensuing the placement is integrated with operational outcomes and deliverables.

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