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18/08/2026

Did you know that attending community events reduces the risk of loneliness and social isolation by 89%? 💬

Cornerstone Alliance is proud to have highlighted Community Access & Services SA's (CAASSA) Arabic Women’s Group during . 🎥

Run in partnership with the Department of Human Services SA’s Community Connections program, the Group helps Arabic-speaking women to form lasting friendships and overcome language barriers in a safe, welcoming space. 🤝

Launched in 2024, the Group offers opportunities for connection outside the home, including cooking, exercise, arts and crafts, outings, and health information sessions. ✅

More than 120 women attended a recent Arabic Women’s Night filled with food, dancing, laughter, and connection, reminding us that dedicated community groups are crucial to helping break down social isolation. 🌟

Check out the full video here:
➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFVECC9PLy4

[Video Description: A clip from a video about the CAASSA Arabic Women’s Group which shares the stories of two group members and what finding connection has meant to them. The first frame shows a photo of a group member against a teal blue DHS branded background with text that reads ‘Making room to connect. Arabic Women’s Network.’ The Community Connections program logo is in the bottom right corner.]



Human Services SA
Ending Loneliness Together

28/07/2026

“Australia … gave me the platform to find who I am as a person, and also to discover the things that I was passionate about”. ✨

Cornerstone Alliance was delighted to sit down with Dr Tharshy Pasupathy to share her story of “ups and downs”, just one of a million, during , convened by the Australian Migrant Resource Centre. 🌏

Growing up in war-torn Sri Lanka, Dr Pasupathy moved to Australia in 2008 to pursue higher education, where she struggled with cultural and language barriers throughout her undergraduate science program, eventually achieving First Class Honours. 🇱🇰 📚

Now, she is a clinical researcher at Adelaide University and Flinders University, focusing on a clinical heart attack known as the myocardial infarction with non-obstructive coronary arteries (MINOCA). 🫀

Having found her family and purpose advocating for women’s healthcare and supporting other aspiring academics from migrant and refugee backgrounds, Dr Pasupathy is proud to call Australia home. 🇦🇺

[Video Description: A piece to camera of Dr Tharshy Pasupathy sharing her journey of moving to Sri Lanka from Australia and working as a clinical researcher supporting patients with MINOCA. She is a woman with dark skin and hair, wearing a white sweater with black stripes and black dress pants. She is sitting in a red chair in front of AMRC, Cornerstone Alliance, and easyread.tech pull-up banners. Interspersed with footage of her presenting, talking to attendees, and watching from the audience at Cornerstone Alliance’s SA Refugee Week event, she shares what moving to Australia allowed her to do and her passion for women attaining freedom and achieving their dreams. The Cornerstone Alliance, AMRC, and SA Refugee Week logos appear on a white background at the end.]

We are looking forward to welcoming you this afternoon for our SA Refugee Week event, ‘We are one, we are many’, taking ...
10/06/2026

We are looking forward to welcoming you this afternoon for our SA Refugee Week event, ‘We are one, we are many’, taking place at the AMRC.

Meet our final speaker, Aster Gomes, who migrated from Kenya to Australia with his late wife and three children 50 years ago in 1976. Aster’s Australian career began as a Field Service Engineer with Nissan, where he worked until an early retirement at age 50. Since then, he has dedicated much of his time to community service, including 18 years of volunteer work at Yatala Prison before the COVID-19 pandemic, and today continues to make a meaningful contribution through driving for OzHarvest, entertaining as a pianist in Southern Cross Aged Care, and providing support at The Village Co.

His migrant journey is a testament to resilience, foresight, and a lifelong commitment to serving others. A million stories, one community.

Everyone is welcome. Come along, meet people from diverse backgrounds, and enjoy light refreshments.

Event Details:
Date: Wednesday, 10 June 2026 📅
Time: 3:00PM to 5:00PM 🕒
Location: AMRC, 23 Coglin Street, Adelaide, SA 5000📍

[Image description: A white graphic tile with the words, ‘We are one, but we are many’ in a green speech bubble with white text. Below reads, ‘Featured Speaker, Aster Gomes’ in a bold, black text. The event details follow with the date of Wednesday 10th June 2026, time of 3pm to 5pm, and location at AMRC Multicultural Centre, 23 Coglin Street, Adelaide, SA 5000. The logos for SA Refugee Week and Cornerstone Alliance are at the bottom. To the right is a portrait of Aster Gomes.]

We are delighted to welcome Dr. Tharshy Pasupathy to speak at our upcoming SA Refugee Week event, ‘We are one, but we ar...
01/06/2026

We are delighted to welcome Dr. Tharshy Pasupathy to speak at our upcoming SA Refugee Week event, ‘We are one, but we are many’ held at the Australian Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC) on Wednesday 10 June 2026.

Dr. Tharshy Pasupathy is a globally recognised researcher who helped identify a long-ignored type of heart attack - one that occurs without any blocked arteries. Her work has changed outcomes for patients, especially women, around the world. She came to Australia as the civil war in Sri Lanka reached its peak, and has called it home ever since.

Behind her story and every story is a unique journey. Together, these experiences weave the rich and diverse fabric of our migrant and refugee community.

We hope you’ll join us for an afternoon of stories, conversation, and community as we celebrate SA Refugee Week and the million stories that connect us.

Everyone is welcome! Network with people from diverse backgrounds while enjoying light refreshments.

Event Details:

Date: Wednesday, 10 June 2026 📅
Time: 3:00PM to 5:00PM 🕒
Location: AMRC, 23 Coglin Street, Adelaide, SA 5000📍

Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/we-are-one-but-we-are-many

[Image description: A white graphic tile with the words, ‘We are one, but we are many’ in a green speech bubble with white text. Below reads, ‘Featured Speaker, Dr. Tharshy Pasupathy’ in a bold, black text. The event details follow with the date of Wednesday 10th June 2026, time of 3pm to 5pm, and location at AMRC Multicultural Centre, 23 Coglin Street, Adelaide, SA 5000. The logos for SA Refugee Week and Cornerstone Alliance are at the bottom. To the right is a portrait of Dr. Tharshy Pasupathy. ]

Join Cornerstone Alliance for SA Refugee Week on Wednesday, 10 June 2026, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the AMRC for an aft...
29/05/2026

Join Cornerstone Alliance for SA Refugee Week on Wednesday, 10 June 2026, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the AMRC for an afternoon of stories, connection, and community. 📚

Convened by the Australian Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC), this year’s SA Refugee Week theme, “A Million Stories,” inspires our event: “We Are One, But We Are Many". This is an opportunity to learn from one another, foster meaningful connections, and celebrate the richness of our diverse community.

We are bringing together members of migrant and refugee communities to share their personal stories and connect through the shared experiences that unite us as migrants. Through stories of migration, identity, hope, tenacity, challenge, and finding home, speakers will reflect on the journeys and experiences that have shaped their lives.

Everyone is welcome! Network with people from diverse backgrounds while enjoying light refreshments.

For more information or to register, visit: https://events.humanitix.com/we-are-one-but-we-are-many

Event Details:

Date: Wednesday, 10 June 2026 📅
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM 🕑
Location: Australian Migrant Resource Centre, 23 Coglin Street, Adelaide SA 5000 📍
Cost: FREE 💲

[Image Description: A white graphic tile with the SA Refugee Week Logo in the top left corner. Below in a grey speech bubble read the words, "We are one, but we are many". Black text underneath reads, "Behind every person is a unique journey, and within every journey is a story of courage, resilience, and belonging." Event details are written below with the date as Wednesday 10th June 2026, time as 3:00PM to 5:00PM, and location as AMRC, 23 Coglin Street, Adelaide SA 5000. To the right is an illustration of 4 people from diverse backgrounds saying "hello" in different languages. Finally, the Cornerstone Alliance logo is in the bottom left-hand corner.]

Team Cornerstone Alliance was delighted to attend the Australian Migrant Resource Centre’s 2026 International Women’s Da...
10/03/2026

Team Cornerstone Alliance was delighted to attend the Australian Migrant Resource Centre’s 2026 International Women’s Day Forum at the Adelaide Festival Centre on Thursday, 5 March. 👩 ♀️

The theme for the event ‘One Community, Many Strengths’ was certainly felt by all based on the attentive, collaborative, and celebratory energy in the room. 💜 💪

It was wonderful catching-up with our friends and forging new connections in the sector. 😊

A big thank you to AMRC and the Council of Migrant and Refugee Women for organising an inspiring event and to all the migrant and refugee women who shared their stories and knowledge! 🙌

Photo descriptions:

Photo 1: 4 women in the Cornerstone team smiling and posing in front of the puppet named KIRA, a tall woman with dark skin and hair wearing a red shirt and grey vest, being operated by a man in a high-vis vest.

Photo 2: Cornerstone team members, Sunita Miranda and Alexis Treulieb, smiling and posing with AMRC Deputy CEO, Alex Parken and Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Zoe Bettison MP at the Cornerstone stall.

Photo 3: Cornerstone Director Sunita smiling and posing with AMRC CEO Mirsia Bunjaku.

Photo 4: Cornerstone Director Sunita smiling and posing with panel moderator Maria Dimopoulos and panellist Malini Raj.

Photo 5: Cornerstone Director Sunita smiling and posing with AMRC Partner Dr Evelyn Yap OAM and attendees Gillian Lewis and Olga Laparidis.

Photo 6: Cornerstone Director Sunita smiling and posing with AMRC Stakeholder & Community Engagement Manager, Argyro Vourdoumpa and a female attendee.

Photo 7: AMRC Deputy Chairperson, Elizabeth Ho OAM presenting at the lectern.

Photo 8: Panellists Sulochana Dissanayake and Nyasha Kahondo smiling at each other while seated on stage.

Photo 9: 3 women in the Cornerstone team smiling and posing at the Cornerstone stall.

As the Vietnamese community marks Tết, the arrival of spring, we’re shouting out Community Access & Services SA (CAASSA)...
16/02/2026

As the Vietnamese community marks Tết, the arrival of spring, we’re shouting out Community Access & Services SA (CAASSA), whom we supported with a brand refresh last year. 🌸 🏮

As a not-for-profit organisation, CAASSA were looking to modernise their brand for younger culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) audiences, while honouring a long and proud history of supporting the Vietnamese community since 1978.

Cornerstone Alliance assisted their new vision with a refreshed logo, website, brochures, and photos and videos highlighting their friendly, culturally-aligned, and trauma-informed staff working alongside the people they support.

CAASSA aims to connect, empower, and support CALD communities in South Australia across a range of services, including Aged Care, NDIS, Vietnamese Gambling Help, Alcohol and Other Drugs Support, Mental Health, Adult Community Education, Disability Employment Pathways, Community Connections, and Community Centre Activities. 🤝 ♿ 🧓 🧠

We wish CAASSA and the Vietnamese community a joyous Tết and a new year full of good luck and new opportunities! ☺️ ✨

You can find out more about CAASSA on their website ➡️ https://caassa.org.au/

Vietnamese Community in Australia - SA Chapter Inc
Quin Tran

[Image description: A white tile graphic with grey smoke shapes in the corners. 2 pink and orange lanterns are hanging in the top right corner. The big dark grey text in the centre at the top reads 'Brand refresh.' Underneath, is the new Community Access and Services SA logo on the left, next to screenshots of their new website homepage on a laptop, their Aged Care webpage on a tablet, and their Community Connections webpage on a smartphone. The logo is a rainbow circle of figureheads with their arms linked together and dark blue text that reads 'C A A S S A. Community Access and Services S A.' The Cornerstone Alliance logo is at the bottom in the centre.]

🤝 🦠 Cornerstone Alliance was very happy to work with Cancer Council SA, in conjunction with Hepatitis SA and the African...
10/11/2025

🤝 🦠 Cornerstone Alliance was very happy to work with Cancer Council SA, in conjunction with Hepatitis SA and the African Women's Federation of South Australia - Awfosa, to produce an animated video for African communities to be aware of the importance of screening, testing, and immunisation for Hepatitis B.

✅ We undertook community consultation and testing on illustrations, storyboard concepts, and key messages. Once the animated video was created, these were further tested with the community to confirm message resonance.

💬 Cornerstone Alliance then partnered with 2M Language Services to produce multilingual voiceovers and subtitles into Swahili, Tigrinya, French, Somali, Kirundi, Amharic, and Arabic. We’re happy to report that the feedback received from communities has been very positive.

📺 Check out the video here 👉 https://youtu.be/CkQS0CLegrU

[Image Description: A white tile graphic with coloured circular Cornerstone branding elements in the bottom left and right corners. The big black text on the top left reads 'Project Highlight.' On the right, is an image of a laptop showing a screenshot of the Hepatitis B video for Cancer Council SA, with a grey play button over the image. The white screen shows an illustration of a woman with dark skin, wearing a white apron over dark pink and yellow clothing, including a head scarf with a bow, holding a white saucepan over a hot stove. There are 3 pink and blue virus symbols around her, and a dark blue horizontal strip across the bottom of the screen with white text that reads 'If you have hepatitis B, you might not feel sick at first.' Positioned underneath the text and laptop, are the logos for Cancer Council SA, the African Women's Federation of South Australia, and Hepatitis SA. The Cornerstone Alliance logo is in the bottom centre of the tile.]

Are you subscribed to Cornerstone Insights? 🤔Check your inbox for our November edition! 📥 📰If our newsletter hasn’t land...
05/11/2025

Are you subscribed to Cornerstone Insights? 🤔

Check your inbox for our November edition! 📥 📰

If our newsletter hasn’t landed, then you’re missing these highlights 🌟:

• ANFE Community Care rebrand and new website 🇮🇹 🌐

• NDIS Quality & Compliance Auditing and Consulting services ✅ 📋

• UPCOMING EVENT: ‘Meaningful accessibility: How true accessibility goes beyond compliance’ on Monday, 17 November with The Energy Charter and Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) 📅

Catch-up on what Cornerstone has been up to here 👉 https://tinyurl.com/3tzxcucu

Please reach out to us here to be added to our mailing list ➡️ https://cornerstonealliance.com.au/contact/

[Image Description: White graphic with Cornerstone branding elements around the border. The Cornerstone Alliance logo is in the centre next to pink and grey-blue text that reads 'Insights by Cornerstone Alliance.']

💬 🌏 “The limits of my language are the limits of my world.” — Ludwig Wittgenstein📅 On Wednesday, 9 July, Cornerstone All...
17/07/2025

💬 🌏 “The limits of my language are the limits of my world.” — Ludwig Wittgenstein

📅 On Wednesday, 9 July, Cornerstone Alliance and Easyread.tech proudly hosted the event ‘Access and Inclusion in Communications’ as part of the 2025 program at the Australian Migrant Resource Centre.

🙌 💼 Despite the cold and rainy weather, we were thrilled to welcome a fantastic turnout of passionate, like-minded individuals from the human services sector to discuss the importance of diverse multicultural and accessible marketing and communications strategies.

🧡 💜 A big thank you to everyone who joined us for an insightful afternoon and to AMRC for your wonderful hospitality!

🗣️ ❓ It was extremely heartening to see the high-level of genuine engagement and collaborative problem-solving on topics including:

🎨 Accessible Communications: Visual & Design Development
✍️ The Art of Simplification: Tips for Writing in Plain English
🧠 Trauma-Informed Communication
🤖 We’ve All Heard AI Is Good — But Is AI Good Enough?
🤝 🏥 Community Engagement and Co-Design: Creating Equitable Access to Health Information
📖 Intercultural Workshops: Facilitating Place-Based Solutions

🎤 👏 A special thank you to Tamara Shipley from Cancer Council SA and Abdulsalam Hamid Juma from the City Of Charles Sturt for joining us as guest speakers to highlight the necessity of inclusive communications!

📣 As our Creative Producer, Denny Krvavac powerfully put it: “How might our designs change if we viewed accessibility as a creative and accessible improvement rather than an afterthought?”

📸: Alexis Treulieb-Berk

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