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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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Find out how the ASC can help you as a person seeking asylum.

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Two women stand in front of a food counter at the Asylum Seekers Centre which provides meals to people seeking asylum in Sydney.

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Find out how you can support people seeking asylum in your community.

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Donate a laptop or mobile phone

Give a mobile phone, tablet or laptop to someone seeking asylum in Sydney and help them to study, find work and stay in touch with loved ones.

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Reflecting on Climate Refugees this Earth Day

April 22, 2025

As we mark Earth Day, it’s essential to recognise the growing crisis of people displaced by the impacts of climate… More

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April 17, 2025

Powerful forces in our society have repeatedly made the choice to demonise and dehumanise refugees and people seeking asylum for… More

Ronnie’s story: Coding to a bright future

April 09, 2025

At just 19 years old, Ronnie* is already forging an inspiring path as a university student, studying Information Technology (IT)… More

Helping people to survive and thrive

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9024

Hot meals provided

394

People supported with critical casework

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98

Countries of origin

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27150

Hours of volunteer support

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7893

Healthcare services provided

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491

Devices distributed to help people connect, study and work

204

Families helped with school enrolments

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172

Job placements

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4093

Prescriptions provided

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