Australia for UNHCR calls for urgent donations as people flee Lebanon for Syria
Australia for UNHCR is calling for urgent donations to support the growing number of displaced people fleeing Lebanon for Syria. According to the Lebanese authorities,
Study finds refugees settling well in Australia
Refugees who arrived in Australia as a result of the conflicts in Syria and Iraq are thriving, feel welcome and are optimistic about the future,
Charitable trusts can be a way to support refugees
Equity Trustees has highlighted the foundations and charitable trusts in its portfolio of philanthropic organisations that work to support refugees. It is granted from trusts
Australia for UNHCR launches refugee cookbook
Australia for UNHCR has launched a new online cookbook showcasing treasured recipes by current and former refugees to raise money for the UN Refugee Agency,
New survey finds refugees in Australia feel safe and grateful
Newly arrived refugees overwhelmingly find Australia a safe and welcoming place that is relatively free from racism, a new survey has found. Getting stable work
World’s largest refugee camp, Cox’s Bazar set to reach 1 million
The number of refugees continues to swell in Cox’s Bazar creating the world’s largest refugee camp occupied by a million people. With no country prepared
Employers see benefits in hiring migrants and refugees
A new employment program is connecting newly arrived skilled migrants and refugees with employers who see value in their skills and experience. The ‘Settling into
AI app for migrants wins prestigious design award
An artificial intelligence app that helps migrants and refugees improve their English has won the Digital Design Category of the Victorian Premier’s Design Awards 2023.
Migrant women find independence and more rights in Australia
Migrant and refugee women in Australia are finding more independence and opportunity in Australia as well as a healthier and wealthier life than in their
New report signals shift to fairer employment support
Wide-ranging reforms put forward by a major inquiry into the Federal Government’s system to support disadvantaged jobseekers would create a more equitable system that delivers
