On the 16 August 2024, I had the privilege to attend the graduation ceremony for various participants of the Driving Licensing Access Program run by the Gymea Community Aid and Information Service. I commend the invaluable contributions of the Gymea Community Aid and Information Service, a non-profit organisation that assists refugees and individuals from migrant communities by teaching important life skills. The Driving Licensing Access Program helps migrants develop the skills necessary to obtain a Driver's Licence, which has assisted many migrants in the Cabramatta community and improved their social mobility since many jobs require a driver's licence. This organisation also provides a multitude of settlement and multicultural services, including youth programs and education services to support migrants. I acknowledge its positive impact on the Cabramatta community and across NSW as many migrants that settle here come from non-English speaking backgrounds. I thank Joanne Cracknell and Mom Bishwakarma for their kind invitation for me to attend this graduation ceremony. I look towards attending future graduation ceremonies and wish for the continued success of the Driving Licensing Access Program and other services provided by the Gymea Community Aid and Information service.