Australia Chin Community Eastern Melbourne Inc.

Welcome To The Australia Chin Community

ESTABLISHED 2007

About Australia Chin Community Eastern Melbourne Inc. (ACC‑EM)

A not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting the Chin community living across Eastern Melbourne. Founded in 2007, the organisation was originally known as the Hornbill Chin Association of Australia (HCAA) and was formed in response to the needs of Chin refugees who resettled in Australia after fleeing persecution, conflict, and hardship in Myanmar (Burma), often via countries such as Malaysia, India, and Thailand.

 

Mission Statements

Our mission at Australia Chin Community – Eastern Melbourne Inc. (ACC‑EM) is to empower, support, and uplift the Chin community in Eastern Melbourne through programs and services that strengthen social wellbeing, preserve cultural identity, and foster meaningful integration into Australian society.

We strive to:

  • Preserve and promote Chin culture, language, and traditions, ensuring they remain vibrant for future generations.
  • Provide social, educational, and community support to enhance the wellbeing, resilience, and capacity of individuals and families.
  • Advocate for the needs and aspirations of the Chin community while collaborating with government, service providers, and local organisations.
  • Foster unity, participation, and belonging within the multicultural fabric of Melbourne through cultural events, outreach, and community engagement.

 

Upcoming
Events

 

We’d love for you to join our family! Come share in the joy of our traditions, cheer on our athletes at the sports grounds, and enjoy a taste of home with our traditional Chin cuisine. There’s a place at the table for everyone.”

Chin National Dress Day

We warmly invite you to attend Chin National Day wearing our beautiful Chin Attire
Chin Thuam dawh hruk buin Chin Miphun Ni cu rak kan lawmhpi ve ding in upatnak he kan in sawm hna

CND Menu

We warmly invite you to attend Chin National Day wearing our beautiful Chin Attire
Chin Thuam dawh hruk buin Chin Miphun Ni cu rak kan lawmhpi ve ding in upatnak he kan in sawm hna

Baby Outfit Competition

Every year on Chin National Day, we are inspired to see parents not only dressing themselves in traditional attire, but also passing on their love for Chin heritage by dressing their children as well. This beautiful tradition reflects a deep commitment to preserving our culture for future generations.

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