Organising fundraising events for Melbourne Children Hospital where different activities have been carried out to collect funds for the hospital.

Donating and distributing more than 2 trucks full of foods, breads and drinks to misplaced people during the bushfire tragedy in Whiteleas and surround areas.

Actively engaging with different events that include Bahia Women, in the city of Bayside, Jewish women in the City of Glen Eira, Assyrian/Chaldean women in the city of Hume (Banat Australia).

Actively promoting the success and achievements of the Australian Lebanese in the Australian society.

Awarding 2 prominent Australian Journalists (Sarah Ferguson) from 4 Corners and Natalie Obrien from Sydney

Morning Herald for their excellent coverage of the tragedy that happen on the shore of Indonesian where 36 people from Lebanon perished there trying to get to Australia.

VLCC has played an important role during COVID19 by promoting the importance of keeping people safe and receiving the Vaccines to protect themselves and others.

VLCC developed a video to reach out to young Lebanese generation during Covid to get the message out to everyone in the Lebanese community.

VLCC developed a documentary of the history of Migration to Australian in conjunction with Australian Lebanese Historical Society.

VLCC organised a fundraising event to help people in Queensland during the bushfire tragedy donating more than $19.000.

Worked closely with the department of Home Affairs and other government departments to advocate on issues related to the Lebanese community.

Promoting connections with the Victoria Police to unify and strengthen community relations. These services included, information and community development, such as running interactive vocational programs and activities.

Providing cross-cultural training to the Police Academy and hold a few workshops to establish better understanding between youth from Lebanese Backgrounds and Victoria Police.