Harmony Day

Building and development

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community services directory

founding of liverpool

issues affecting our city

about liverpool and our community

economic development

heritage culture and the arts

history of liverpool

learning programs

liverpool city centre

maps of liverpool

aboriginal people

community events

disabilities & access

families and children

migrants & refugees

community guides

english language classes

language aide program

liverpool migrant interagency

liverpool migrant and refugee network e-group

local equity & access policy statement

the discovery tour program

strengthening our community sector

community strategy

transport and roads

visitor information

HARMONY DAY

Harmony Day is an Australian Government initiative held on 21 March each year.

Harmony Day aims to foster harmony, promote respect and a sense of belonging for everyone, provide an opportunity for all Australians to celebrate our multicultural society and say 'no to racism'.

Government and non-government organisations and community groups can participate in the planning and delivery of Harmony Day initiatives by joining the Liverpool Harmony Day Committee.

For more information on how to get involved in Liverpool Harmony Day initiatives, please contact Council's Community Development Worker (CALD) Shabnam Bhana on 9821 7779 or email s.bhana@liverpool.nsw.gov.au

Harmony Day 2012 - Flyer

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