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In Language Support
50 Years Supporting Refugees
Staff with Lived Experience

Who is Eligible?

  • Anyone from a refugee background with any health condition that impacts their capacity to work more than 30 hours per week, as assessed by Services Australia.
  • Australian resident or eligible visa holder (citizen, PR, protected Special Category Visa, Temporary Protection Visa, SHEV).
  • From age 14-67.
  • Not studying full time.
  • If you’re not sure about your eligibility, please submit your details and our staff can assist you.

What Happens When You Sign Up?

Our team will contact you to make an appointment, help you assess your eligibility to join the program, and learn more about your needs and goals.

Together we will develop a tailored employment plan that helps you prepare for work, matches your skills to opportunities, and supports you in building confidence along the way.

Staff will give you ongoing support once you’re in a job – so you’re never alone in the process of starting over and building your future.

Submit Your Enquiry

Why Choose ARA?

For more than 50 years, ARA has supported people from a refugee background to build safe, strong, and independent lives in Australia. Our employment services break down the barriers that can turn starting over into a struggle – so you and your family can thrive.

Inclusive Employment Australia with ARA is more than a job service, it’s a pathway to a new, better life here in Australia.

Currently with another provider?

Would you like specialist support for people from a refugee background?

Submit your details today and get your first appointment with our team of bi-cultural workers who can help you start your employment journey.

What people say about ARA Employment Services

Inclusive Employment Locations

Salisbury
Mitchell Park
Adelaide
Arndale

Inclusive Employment Australia is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.

ARA is delivering IEA in partnership with Sonder, supporting people with mental health issues, and OARS Community Transitions, supporting people with a history of offending.

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