The scholarships were presented to Widjayanti Sledzinski and Yadanar Tun by Zonta president Lorraine Webb and member Wendy Kirkby.
The Migrant Women Project is the most recent of the many projects and events run by the club.
With partnership funding from the City of Mandurah and networking with other migrant agencies, the club is developing ways of helping migrant women in Mandurah.
Connections have been made with multicultural groups and individuals to develop ways to welcome and help them settle into the community and be informed about local events and services.
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READ NOWZonta has awarded scholarships to students studying English through Cheryl Cullen at South Metro TAFE and so far, three students have received $300 scholarships with a further three selected this semester.
Zonta has also organised Meet and Greet afternoon teas on the first Tuesday of the month at Greenfields Family Centre.
Other Zonta projects include Breast Cancer Cushions, Birthing Kits and Education Scholarships as well as fundraising movie nights, golf days, gardens parties, the International Women’s Day breakfast and the Missing Persons Memorial Service.