Celebrating the real-world impact of Project Sunrise through community engagement, recognition, and measurable outcomes across Victoria.
Project Sunrise has hosted and participated in a wide range of community forums, cultural events, conferences, and outreach sessions across Victoria — including in Melton, Brimbank, Wyndham, Yarra, and beyond.
Recognition & Awards
15 Nov 2024
Project Sunrise received the Community Award from Wyndham Women's Magazine in 2023, recognised for outstanding service to women, families, and young people in the Wyndham community.
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Recognition & Awards
26 May 2024
Project Sunrise has been recognised at the Africa Day Gala for two consecutive years — 2023 and 2024 — for exceptional service to African Australian communities across Victoria.
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Recognition & Awards
24 May 2024
Project Sunrise was honoured to be nominated alongside leading organisations in the Community Engagement category at Brimbank City Council's 2024 We Are Brimbank Awards ceremony — held on 23 May 2024.
Read Full StoryProject Sunrise is committed to accountability and continuous improvement. Our program targets meaningful, sustainable outcomes for young Africans and their communities across Victoria.
Improved understanding of AOD-related harm among young people of African heritage
Average treatment time is 100 days with measurable improvement in AOD knowledge, wellbeing, and community connection.
Treatment Outcomes — Year 2“Project Sunrise gave me support I didn’t know I needed. They understood my culture, my family, my struggles. I didn’t feel judged. I felt seen.”
“I’ve referred multiple young people to Project Sunrise. The difference is real — cultural knowledge, genuine connection. Families trust them in ways they’ve never trusted mainstream services.”
