We are excited to release our 2020-2021 report, which shows how we help refugees put the pieces of the settlement puzzle together.
It's an opportunity to share not only what we do, but more importantly why we do it.
Terrified to leave and terrified to stay. Rasida is pregnant and lives in fear of her abusive partner. Leaving a violent home is a dangerous process. You can give Rasida a swift and safe escape by donating to the Emergency Support Service today.
We are excited to release our 2020-2021 report, which shows how we help refugees put the pieces of the settlement puzzle together.
It's an opportunity to share not only what we do, but more importantly why we do it.
The Australian Refugee Association, the University of Adelaide’s School of Public Health, the Burmese Chin community and the Syrian community have produced a series of safety videos, in language, about fire prevention and driving safety.
Extended until March 14: New Land, New Hope exhibition it was wonderful to pay tribute recently to the people who shared their stories for our exhibition […]
ARA and the Migration Museum present a new exhibition sharing the remarkable personal stories of some of the early refugees from the Horn of Africa region.