Welcome
The Victorian Lebanese Community Council is
a not-for-profit
community-
based organisation.
The VLCC endorses strong positive community relationships, land is committed to working closely with the Victorian Lebanese community, mainstream,
ethno-specific services,
government
and interested groups.
The VLCC hopes to encourage opportunities for positive contribution and social cohesion.
Contact Us
P.O. Box 59 Bentleigh VIC 3204
Phone: 0422 144 739
Email: info@vlcc.com.au
Here I am, a youth,
a young tree whose roots were plucked from the
hills of Lebanon, yet I am deeply rooted here, and
I would be fruitful... 
"I Believe In You"
by Khalil Gibran, 1926
LEBANON is a country that is no more than 10,400 square kilometres in size, and yet it has…
51 Newspapers
10 universities
18 religious communities
15 rivers, coming from its mountains
52 banks (13 foreign ones and 40 Lebanese banks)
One doctor per 670 Australia has one Doctor per 400)
A population of 3,826,000
Since the 19th century, it is estimated that 16 million Lebanese live outside Lebanon with Australia, Canada, the United States, France and Brazil as the most popular destination.
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Our Mission
To emphasise the importance of working towards strengthening community harmony, whilst highlighting the contribution and achievements of the Australian-Lebanese within a multicultural Australia.
Our Goals
To encourage stronger relationships between Victorian people of Lebanese background and the wider Victorian community.
To enhance awareness of the Australian-Lebanese community with an emphasis on promoting a balanced and accurate representation.
To provide information and community education on a broad range of issues to the wider community.
To act as a consultative body to Government, media and professional organisations, and provide policy advice to Government on all matters affecting the Australian-Lebanese community.
To research, highlight and promote the achievements and contributions of the Australian-Lebanese people to the wider Australian community.
To encourage greater participation of Australian-Lebanese in Australian social and political life.
To maintain and further build coordinated and supportive partnerships, including networking opportunities.
To oppose extremism and community division, and reinforce active work towards strengthening community cohesion.