The English classes at AHWFN will resume on 3rd February 2018 at 10 AM. Happy holidays and Merry chrismass.

It has been a refreshing and knowledgable tour of Melbourne city yesterday. We visited the Royal botanic garden and the Shrine of rememberence. Paid our respect to those who lost their lives in WW1. Every body said it was a a memorable day spent at the excursion and felt proud of what We have in our new home country. Love, respect and sence of belonging was overwhelming. AHWFN passed on its massage of love and togetherness to all by marching with our banner with the Christmas colours on it. Many thanks to our volunteers Kaneez,Nasira,Nusrat and Nazeefa for making this tour successful. "Let us work for a better tomorrow."

Dear students and volunteers of AHWFN Its announced here and sent massages to you all at your mobile phones as well that we have postponed the excursion to the Royal botanic garden tomorrow due to the weather forcast for a heavy rain and Thunderstorms Its not safe to be out in the park. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

celebration is in the air at AHWFN. our students and volunteers were all on their toes through out the year 2017 too. so they do deserve a good outing and fun.

And again today 5 students passed their learner permit test out of 8. 2 will try again One had not enough required documents to sit in the test. 4 of 5 ladies passed from the class before this one. We at AHWFN thank SMRC for supporting us and parntnering with us in Learner permit sessions. Well done to Alia Sultana Ali Yaqoobi,Shogufa Haydari and Zakia Baig for helping our sisters to achieve their L permits. Now they are ready to sit behind the wheels and drive to the destination they aim for. "Let us work for a better tomorrow"

Lovely Jenny is our volunteer teacher and Volunteer coordinator. Thank you Jenny !! Your love and passion to empwer our sisters in need is inspirational. You are a vital part of AHWFN

join us at this important session!! it will benefit us a lot. http://www.greaterdandenong.com/events/4513/free-health-and-mental-health-information-for-the-afghan-community/16618

What do women from diverse backgrounds living in Australia and our region have to say about what peace and security means to them? Zakia Baig (president)and Saleha Hussainzada (former secretory) represented AHWFN and contributed into this roundtable consultancy forum and shared their views as per their experience over the points below. political threats (including civil rights and human rights violations, poor judicial systems, lack of law enforcement in our countries Afghanistan and Pakistan for Hazaras the need to address socio-economic threats (such as lack of employment, healthcare, housing, education, food); personal security threats (vulnerability to violence/sexual violence, torture, terrorism, ethnic violence, domestic violence, The purpose of Australia-wide Roundtables, being organised by the Australian Civil Society Coalition on Women Peace and Security, was to provide opportunity for the diverse women living in Australia and our region to express their views on what peace and security means in practice today. We thank Diaspora Action Australia for inviting us to participate in this important forum. http://diasporaaction.org.au/

The information session about different family visas went very well at AHWFN English class on Friday. 25 ladies attended after our English lass ended at 12.30 pm. we appreciate the effort the Government is putting in spreading awareness among migrant communities. thanks to PlayFair for organizing that.

Hello dear sisters. An opportunity to find answers to your visa issues and to know about visas that can reunite you with your loved ones. join us in this information session tomorrow at AHWFN English class.