This chapter provides an in-depth analysis of the ways Muslim Community Organisations (MCOs) in Australia respond to Islamophobia. It examines the actions reported by MCO representatives, focusing on three key strategies: building the capacity of Muslims, building bridges with the broader community, and conducting social and political advocacy. MCOs aim to empower Muslims in areas such as employment, education, and leadership, helping them navigate the socio-political challenges they face while positioning themselves as active, responsible citizens. Through building bridges with civil society and normalising Muslim citizenship, MCOs seek to humanise Muslims and spread knowledge about Islam. Advocacy efforts involve shaping public perceptions and maintaining collaborative relationships with government and media bodies. By employing these interconnected strategies, MCOs attempt to provide positive counter-narratives to the portrayal of Muslims as problematic or isolated, presenting them instead as legitimate contributing members of Australian society.