The closing ceremony was honoured by the presence of leaders from various communities and cultures, including representatives from the Sydney Alliance, the Community Forum, the Blue Mountains East Timor Sisters, the Cultural Diversity Network Inc, the Uniting Church, Migrants, Homa Media, the Hazara Encyclopedia, Kateb Hazara, STARTTS, DAI, Rouse Hill Baptist Church, and others. Their presence at the event served as a symbol of the strength of solidarity and unity. It is only through collective cooperation and participation that we can bring about more significant and lasting positive changes in society. This unity plays a crucial and fundamental role not only in empowering individuals but also in enhancing the overall well-being of society, particularly for women and girls. On this occasion, speeches were delivered on the importance of education, the pivotal role of mothers and parents within the family, and the need for collaboration across communities.

During the event, the singing and music performance by the young artist Hatif Heydari added a special and delightful atmosphere to the program. Additionally, artist Amira Hosseini’s Daf performance enhanced the beauty of the ceremony.

In this program, both the children and parents received certificates, and the children also received stationery as a token of appreciation for their participation.

At the end of the event, participants had the opportunity to connect while enjoying a meal.

This event provided an opportunity to recognise the collective efforts and effective collaborations that contributed to the success of these programs.

We sincerely thank all the active and professional members of the Alzahra Support Association for their tireless efforts that led to the success of these programs.

We hope that with continued collaboration, we can take meaningful steps toward empowering the multicultural community in Australia and create lasting positive changes.

We appreciate Cumberland City Council for financially supporting these programs, which address the essential needs of Australia’s multicultural community.