ARA-LogoARA-LogoARA-LogoARA-Logo
  • About Us
    • Vacancies at ARA
  • Services
    • Family Support
    • Financial Support
    • General Client Support
    • Employment Pathways Support
    • Migration Support
    • Migration: Community Support Program
    • Youth Support
    • Social and Community Engagement
  • Support Us
  • Volunteer
  • Contact
  •  
Donate
✕
Youth and Space Survey
December 13, 2019
Bhutanese Health & Wellbeing Day
January 16, 2020
December 18, 2019
For two refugee families who arrived in Australia in 2016, the opportunity to buy a new home is a source of both excitement and gratitude. Since arriving in Australia, the Syrian and Iraqi families have been working with ARA’s Arabic-speaking bicultural case manager through casework and cultural support programs. Recently, Deb Stringer, ARA’s CEO was invited to their homes, where she offered congratulations on behalf of ARA.

The Iraqi family (pictured) arrived in 2016 and have six school-aged children. After living interstate, the family are enjoying life in South Australia and grateful for the opportunity to buy their own home.

The Syrian family (below) have five children, some of whom are now preparing for their enrolment in university. The family expressed their hope and happiness for starting a new life in Australia. They have planted over 15 varieties of fruit and vegetables in their garden.
Syrian-family-edit
Share

Related posts

March 7, 2023

Please help Farah escape her nightmare


Read more
December 15, 2022

Office Holiday Operating Hours


Read more
December 2, 2022

2021-22 Annual Report: Helping Refugees Through Holistic Innovation


Read more
© 2019 Australian Refugee Association. All Rights Reserved. Privacy policy for clients and donors
ARA acknowledges the Traditional Owners of this land. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
Donate