Asylum Seeker Resource Centre blog

    • 23 MAY 25
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    Nourishing Hope: Building Community Through Food

    Nourishing Hope: Building Community Through Food

    Across time, place, and cultures, food has always had the power to bring people together. It’s a universal language – a source of comfort, joy, and connection that transcends borders. Through our Foodbank and Community Kitchen programs, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) creates spaces where people seeking asylum feel supported, welcomed and empowered to

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    • 22 MAY 25
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    Leading with Empathy: ASRC’s Health Program

    Leading with Empathy: ASRC’s Health Program

    At the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC), we believe that access to healthcare is a human right, not a privilege. Our Health Program exists to provide vital, compassionate healthcare services to people seeking asylum who are often locked out of mainstream healthcare systems.  Many of our members face complex health challenges, including trauma-related conditions, chronic

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    • 21 MAY 25
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    A Warm Welcome to ASRC’s Home of Hope: Humanitarian Services

    A Warm Welcome to ASRC’s Home of Hope: Humanitarian Services

    Asylum Seeker Resource Centre’s (ASRC) frontline Humanitarian Services provide people seeking asylum and refugees with access to the information and support they need to navigate the complex and often stressful process of seeking asylum in Australia. Without access to many basic human rights, such as income support, study and work rights, and Medicare, our clients

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    • 20 MAY 25
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    Fighting for Justice: ASRC’s Human Rights Law Program

    Fighting for Justice: ASRC’s Human Rights Law Program

    At the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC), we know that navigating Australia’s complex and ever-changing asylum system can be overwhelming, isolating, and sometimes terrifying. Every person has the right to seek protection. But without expert legal advice, many people can find themselves trapped by bureaucracy, language barriers, or simply a lack of understanding of their

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