We’ve been providing hot daily lunches to keep people healthy.
provided with groceries to ensure no one goes hungry.
We’re assisting people to find employment and stand on their own two feet.
An inspiring female member who is proficient in both English and Persian will lead the first of three bilingual English language classes for women members of the ASRC. This new initiative has been facilitated by the WISE Women’s Program, who work from an empowerment model where by creating a safe and supportive environment, women of all levels of
The Youth Action Project (YAP) Leadership Intensive brings together current and future leaders of refugee advocacy to build their capacity to be impactful leaders and advocates and to form a strong network of like-minded peers and allies. Over two and a half days, this event comprises master classes by field experts, practical workshops, open discussion and group activities.
The ASRC’s immunisation program is fast becoming one of the centre’s most successful health programs and from July 2016, will move from fortnightly to weekly clinics. The program’s aim of immunising 120 members per month, underpins its long-term objective of immunising the ASRC’s 3000 plus members. Focused on full catch-up immunisations for a number of
