November 25, 2022
Sonam and his children are right at the centre of South Australia’s rental crisis. Without support from you and ARA, they will be homeless within weeks.
May 26, 2022
Coming to Australia was about safety, security, a new start. They did not expect the uncertainty, trauma and stress that’s plagued them.
March 10, 2022
ARA's Migration agent Tamara van Mil-Koops shares the hope and grief of the challenges in reuniting families.
March 7, 2022
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.
November 5, 2021
After a violent break-in and constant harassment, Lena's children are too afraid to live at home. Lena herself is at breaking point, desperate to find a new home. You can give the hope and practical help they need by donating to the Emergency Support Service today.
August 25, 2021
If you feel helpless at the situation in Afghanistan, you can do something practical and life-changing to help local Afghans get their loved ones to safety. You can donate to Afghan Azizan, a special program offering free and subsidised migration assistance for local Afghans.
June 2, 2021
The long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is starting to hit hard. At ARA, we hear heartbreaking stories like Sakina and Ari’s every day. For families facing tough times before the pandemic, the situation is now desperate.
April 14, 2021
Like everyone, refugees have their dreams.
Right now, the Emergency Support Service is a lifeline for three courageous people. Their plight, and their dreams for a better life are told in this post.
November 13, 2020
Amir wanted to escape from the stress and uncertainly – he felt he needed to be in nature. He travelled to bushland in the Adelaide Hills and found a cave for shelter. In the depths of a freezing cold winter, and still at risk from this pandemic, Amir had nothing – no food, only the clothes on his back and a basic campfire he made for warmth.