The Australian Muslim Achievement Awards (AMAA), hosted annually by Mission of Hope, aim to acknowledge and celebrate our respected community’s individuals and professional leaders from across the corporate, public, and not-for-profit sectors.

Now in its 15th year, the AMAA has established itself as a much-anticipated and well-respected award’s night, with a robust selection process to ensure that assessments of nominees are fair and transparent. Nominate Now!

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Hayat Line - Telephone Crisis Service (1300 993 398)

Hayat Line is a free and confidential crisis line specifically targeted to provide tailored support to culturally diverse communities. This program also offers pathway ways for case management and face to face support where needed.

Mission of Hope

Led by Mental Health and Community Development workers of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse backgrounds, our purpose is to provide tailored and considered services to vulnerable and at-risk people on diverse backgrounds.

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Hayat House - Counselling & Outreach Program

Hayat House was established in 2003 as a drug and alcohol intervention service to the, but not limited to, the Muslim community. The service has expanded in trust to broader culturally diverse communities and also provides support for Men who use violence.

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Hayat Line - Telephone Crisis Service (1300 993 398)

Mission of Hope

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Our Initiatives

Hayat House – Counselling & Outreach

Hayat House was established in 2003 as a drug and alcohol service aiming at offering services to the, but not limited, to the wider Muslim community.

Hayat Line – Telephone Crisis Service

Hayat Line is a free and confidential crisi support line and case management service designed for those from Muslims or culturally diverse and communities in Australia who are experiencing personal distress. This may also involve case management for victims of domestic violence of sexual abuse.

Australian Muslim Mental Health Conference

Mission of Hope hosted a two-day conference focussing on the application of evidence-based therapies for Mental Health issues for Australian Muslims and culturally diverse communities in Australia.

Australian Muslim Achievement Awards

The AMAAs aim to raise the profile of Australian Muslim individuals and organisations, promoting their contributions to society, and includes a category for non-muslims and the broader community to acknowledge the rich cross community collaborations and partnerships.

Our Mission

Mission of Hope was founded to establish a culturally, religiously and trauma informed service to the Muslim and other Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities in Sydney. Services include mental health recovery program, drugs and alcohol intervention, support for victims of crime and creative community-based projects.

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Mission of Hope relies on the generosity of our Community to keep its much needed initiatives up and running. Please consider making a donation to support our work and initiatives.