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Art and coffee help migrant women find work

Published 4 April 2023, 10:05 am
Moving to a new country can be an isolating experience. Social enterprise SisterWorks is celebrating ten years of supporting refugee women in Victoria. It marked the occasion by opening a new cafe and shop to further support those who want to follow their passion.
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