The Tigrian Community Association in Victoria (TCAV) is an incorporated association representing Tigrian and Tigrian Australians residing in the state of Victoria. It is the peak representative body for all Tigrians in Victoria which was formed in 1993 and incorporated in 2002.
In the Early years of Tigrian immigration, TCAV’s focus was to support Tigrian Australians resettle and integrate successfully. The organization has facilitated and organized cultural events, conducted Tigrian language programs and other activities including employment support programs while promoting ongoing strong and cohesive social support networks.
The Tigrian Community Association in Victoria (TCAV) is an incorporated association representing Tigrian and Tigrian Australians residing in the state of Victoria. It is the peak representative body for all Tigrians in Victoria which was formed in 1993 and incorporated in 2002.
In the Early years of Tigrian immigration, TCAV’s focus was to support Tigrian Australians resettle and integrate successfully. The organization has facilitated and organized cultural events, conducted Tigrian language programs and other activities including employment support programs while promoting ongoing strong and cohesive social support networks.
is to see a unified and economically strong Tigrian community in Victoria that preserved its rich cultural heritage and history and owns a community centre from where it provides inclusive, innovative and sustainable programs and services to its members especially the youth.
is to work in partnership with community sections, private and business companies, and Federal, State and Local governments to strive for excellence in meeting the needs of our community through the provision of supportive, recreational, cultural, sporting and welfare programs for the advancement of social, economic, and emotional wellbeing of our community members.
Guiding us in our mission are our core values:
We pay attention to both ethical norms and moral principles in our duties. We abide by fundamental ethical principles including honesty, transparency, accountability and fairness.
We believe that success and achieving goals should be obtained through legitimate and rightful means.
Our community members and our community leaders have a personal responsibility to incorporate these values in every aspects of their activities at the TCAV. A strong commitment to these values by all, can create an environment in which we all can achieve our full potential.
The objectives will be turned into plans, projects and activities.
For example – the objective of mobilizing resources and build a community centre will have the
following projects and activities