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    Stay informed on breaking news, ways you can take action, how to get involved with the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre and support refugees and people seeking asylum.
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  • Home is Here

    They’re our neighbours, our coworkers, our school friends, but are still being denied the chance to build their lives in safety. After 12 years of being part of our community, their home is here.
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  • Support Independence

    To stay independent, we don't accept funding from the Federal Government. Instead, we are funded by you.
    Support independence and support the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre.
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  • Featured Stories

    Our traditional Festive Food Drive is back on December 15 and we’d love to count with your support in providing food and other essentials for families seeking asylum this festive season. Some of the most needed items right now are: tuna in oil, tomato paste, tinned vegetables (peas, carrots, corn), coconut cream or milk, vegetable or olive oil (750ml – 1l). 

    Families seeking asylum are feeling the pressure to keep themselves afloat while trying to rebuild their lives with hope and dignity. This festive season, you can help shine a light of hope for them by donating to provide basic needs like healthcare, food and personal care items, housing assistance and material aid, amongst other essential services. 

    What did Labor do? In the last sitting week of Parliament for 2024, Labor rushed through three damaging Bills that will attack the freedom, human rights and safety of migrants, refugees and people seeking asylum. Labor’s Brutal Bills will be responsible for the most inhumane, significant change to the way we treat refugees since offshore detention was introduced. 

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      • 25 NOV 24
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      International Volunteer Day

      International Volunteer Day

      Volunteers are the heart and soul of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC), pouring their time, skills, and compassion into ensuring refugees and people seeking asylum receive the essential support they need. From offering food and legal aid to providing healthcare and a warm, welcoming presence, our volunteers are the lifeblood of our mission. Every

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      • 21 NOV 24
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      Celebrating Acts of Kindness: 5 Ways to  Bring Hope to Refugees This Holiday Season

      Celebrating Acts of Kindness: 5 Ways to Bring Hope to Refugees This Holiday Season

      With the festive season fast approaching, the spirit of giving is inspiring our community to ask: How can we show kindness and compassion to refugees and people seeking asylum at this time of the year? That’s why we’ve made it easy for you to stand with refugees and people during this special time of the

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      • 13 NOV 24
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      Spreading Kindness and Hope: Weather, wonder and a will to raise money for the ASRC

      Spreading Kindness and Hope: Weather, wonder and a will to raise money for the ASRC

      On World Kindness Day, we celebrate the generosity, compassion, and spirit of humanity that transcends borders, cultures, and challenges. It’s a day to recognise and honour acts of kindness—both grand and humble—that uplift lives and remind us of our shared responsibility to support one another. In that spirit, we share David McCourt’s incredible act of

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      • 29 OCT 24
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      From the frontline – International Day of Care and Support

      From the frontline – International Day of Care and Support

      This International Day of Care and Support, we highlight our frontline workers, whose contributions are essential to the well-being of our members. Each day, they provide vital services to refugees and people seeking asylum at the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC). Each interaction extends care and support, profoundly impacting individuals and families. Beyond essential services,

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