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At the Australian Refugee Association (ARA), we believe in the power of support and opportunity. Our commitment is to provide meaningful support to our participants, offering long-term opportunities. One such initiative is our Inclusive Employability Program (IEP), designed to open doors for participants in areas like...

A Message from the Board of the Australian Refugee Association Appointment of new CEO   It is my pleasure to introduce our new CEO, Chris Chalubek, who will be joining the Australian Refugee Association on 29th July 2024. Chris brings a wealth of experience, expertise, and a...

Javed, Kadijah and their family came to Australia seeking hope for a new future, and an escape from the trauma of war. But settlement is difficult, and recovering from trauma takes time. Their eldest son, Danyal, struggles with severe anxiety and is refusing to go to...

A Message from the Board of the Australian Refugee Association Retirement of CEO After more than 6 years of service, Deb Stringer has advised the Board that she will be retiring as CEO of the Australian Refugee Association (ARA) with effect from September 2024. Deb started at ARA...

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