This report presents a comprehensive needs assessment of the John the Baptist (Mandaean) community in Australia, highlighting various challenges faced by this immigrant group. The assessment, conducted from a sociological perspective, identifies key issues such as limited access to quality healthcare due to cultural, economic, and social barriers, including mental health concerns. The report also addresses the lack of educational and employment opportunities, often linked to discrimination and cultural differences. Furthermore, it explores cultural exclusivity and conflicts with the broader Australian society. Prioritizing the community's needs, the report emphasizes the provision of safe healthcare, educational opportunities, equal employment, and the protection of cultural heritage. The report concludes by setting goals to improve health conditions, enhance educational access, empower community members with job opportunities, and preserve their cultural heritage, advocating for affirmative action and religious freedom to ensure the community's integration and well-being.