Reflecting on our first year of reconciliation
October 03, 2023During the first phase of our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) journey, known as the ‘Reflect’ stage, the Asylum Seekers Centre… More
During the first phase of our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) journey, known as the ‘Reflect’ stage, the Asylum Seekers Centre… More
In National Homelessness Week representatives from the Asylum Seekers Centre and other support organisations went to Canberra to advocate for people… More
What is the difference between people seeking asylum and refugees? Although these terms are frequently used interchangeably, they represent distinct… More
People seeking asylum come to Australia in hopes of leaving their trauma behind, fleeing persecution, violence, abuse, and discrimination. Where… More
It’s a very happy occasion when someone in our community receives their permanent protection visa. There are tears of joy… More
On 30 June, the Asylum Seekers Centre and 14 other organisations will lose access to life-saving NSW Government funding made… More
The Federal Government’s budget has been a bitter disappointment for asylum seekers and refugees. The issues devastating our community have… More
A job for a person seeking asylum is never just a job. We want to share with you a project… More
Nadia, a person supported by the Asylum Seekers Centre, shared with SBS Radio last week her fears and frustrations about… More
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