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Asylum Seekers Centre

The Asylum Seekers Centre is non-profit organisation that provides practical and personal support for people seeking asylum.The Asylum Seekers Centre was the first charity in Australia to specifically address the needs of people seeking asylum in the Sydney community.

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“My home is here”: Time for justice and permanency for people failed by ‘fast track’

September 23, 2024

Australia prides itself on being a land of opportunity, of offering a fair go to all who reside here. Yet… More

ASC computer tuition volunteer on bridging digital literacy with empathy

September 11, 2024

“After every lesson, I’m humbled by the kind words, warmth and resilience of the ASC community members and other ASC… More

The Asylum Seekers Centre's (ASC) Employment Services team supports people seeking asylum find meaningful jobs.

Transformative hires: The case for employing people seeking asylum

September 01, 2024

Imagine starting anew in a foreign land. For many people seeking asylum, this daunting journey is not just about finding… More

Helping people to survive and thrive

9024

Hot meals provided

394

People supported with critical casework

98

Countries of origin

27150

Hours of volunteer support

7893

Healthcare services provided

491

Devices distributed to help people connect, study and work

204

Families helped with school enrolments

172

Job placements

4093

Prescriptions provided

The Asylum Seekers Centre's support for people seeking asylum from the 2023-2024 Financial Year.