Zara fled from a troubled country to settle in Australia with her family, but with the conflict in her home she soon fled again, this time into homelessness.
Without the help of ARA’s bi-cultural case workers and the Youth Connect program, Zara wouldn’t have been able to secure work and accommodation to get her life back on track.
Support ARA’s youth programs and courageous people like Zara today!
Zara fled from a troubled country to settle in Australia with her family, but with the conflict in her home she soon fled again, this time into homelessness.
Without the help of ARA’s bi-cultural case workers and the Youth Connect program, Zara wouldn’t have been able to secure work and accommodation to get her life back on track.
Support ARA’s youth programs and courageous people like Zara today!
DonateZara* fled from a troubled country to settle in Australia with her family, but with the conflict in her home she soon fled again, this time into homelessness.
Without the help of ARA’s bi-cultural case workers and the Youth Connect program, Zara wouldn’t have been able to secure work and accommodation to get her life back on track.
Support ARA’s youth programs and courageous people like Zara today!
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ARA is the longest-serving organisation assisting the settlement of refugees in South Australia. Established in 1975 as ICRA (Indo Chinese Refugee Association), ARA has adapted over time to meet the many and varied challenges created by each new refugee crisis around the world.