Asylum Seeker Resource Centre blog

    • 04 DEC 25
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    Defending Hope: How Health and Food Security Restore Dignity at ASRC

    Defending Hope: How Health and Food Security Restore Dignity at ASRC

    Every day at the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC), we see how safety begins in the small things: a warm meal, familiar staples, the right medication, a conversation in one’s own language or a door opened to someone with nowhere to go. These are all foundations that help people seeking asylum rebuild their confidence and

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    • 03 DEC 25
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    Celebrating International Volunteers Day: The Heart of the ASRC

    Celebrating International Volunteers Day: The Heart of the ASRC

    Each year on International Volunteers Day, we pause to honour the extraordinary people who make the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre a place of dignity, hope and welcome. Our volunteers bring compassion to life – greeting people with warmth, serving meals with care, offering specialised skills and showing up, day after day, to stand with refugees

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    • 20 NOV 25
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    Asylum Seeker Resource Centre named Diversity Council Australia’s 2025-2026 Inclusive Employer

    Asylum Seeker Resource Centre named Diversity Council Australia’s 2025-2026 Inclusive Employer

    The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) is proud to have been named on Diversity Council Australia (DCA)’s annual list of Inclusive Employers for 2025-2026. The announcement follows ASRC’s participation in the DCA and Diversity Atlas run Inclusive Employer Index, an in-depth workplace survey that measures employee diversity and inclusion experiences against the Australian workforce and

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    • 20 NOV 25
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    Rebuilding in Safety: A Mother’s Journey Through the ASRC’s Wrap-Around Support

    Rebuilding in Safety: A Mother’s Journey Through the ASRC’s Wrap-Around Support

    As part of our End of Year Appeal, we’re sharing how the ASRC’s wrap-around support helps people seeking asylum move from surviving to thriving. Fatima* arrived in Australia on a tourist visa from Iran, with her husband, her three-year-old daughter, and expecting another child. As her husband’s behaviour became increasingly violent and coercive, Fatima made

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