Underutilised farmland and unemployment in migrant communities
The Mulberry Project aims to address unemployment in disadvantaged communities by:
Transforming underutilised farmland into niche market gardens, and facilitating pathways to training, employment and well-being for migrants through the growing and preparing of food
If you are a work ready migrant, refugee or an international student aged 18 or older and are looking for work within the Agricultural and Agri Business Industry, you may be eligible to participate.
Please email us at admin@themulberryproject.org.au for more information and information on eligibility.
Heritage Bank is our Major Sponsor providing a helping hand for The Mulberry Project’s Social Gardening Program