The Druze Association (NSW) in Sydney is a non-profit organization founded in 1951. It represents all Druze in New South Wales, seeks to promote Druze culture and heritage, and represents the interests of the Druze before the Australian government.
Headquartered in Sydney, it includes a board of directors representing various Druze regions in New South Wales. It organizes a variety of activities and programs, including conferences, festivals, and cultural events. It also provides support to the Druze community in New South Wales, including the provision of social, educational, and cultural services.
Key Objectives of the NSW
The Association seeks to achieve a variety of objectives, including:
Promoting Druze culture and heritage: The NSW seeks to preserve Druze culture and heritage in New South Wales. It offers a variety of cultural programs and events that highlight Druze heritage.
Representing the interests of the Druze before the Australian government: The NSW seeks to represent the interests of the Druze before the Australian government. It works to promote the rights of the Druze in Australia and combat discrimination against them.
Providing support to the Druze community: The NSW provides a variety of services to the Druze community, including education, social support, and cultural support. It helps the Druze adapt to life in Australia and build a strong community.
Providing education and social support services: The NSW provides a variety of services to the Druze community, including places of worship, educational programs, and social support services.
It contributes to the diversity of New South Wales and helps promote understanding between different cultures. It plays an important role in preserving Druze culture and heritage in New South Wales and supporting the Druze community.
The NSW plans to continue playing its vital role in the Druze community in New South Wales in the future.
