• From despair to hopefulness: Ahmadi’s Story

    From despair to hopefulness: Ahmadi’s Story

      Forced to leave a life he loved, Ahmadi* came to Australia one winter. “Back in my home country, I am a psychologist and writer…I was a published writer, writing articles in newspapers and even having many books published. It was because of what I wrote that meant I had to leave my home country.

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  • Advocating for an end to detention

    Advocating for an end to detention

    The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) has spent over 20 years advocating for the rights of people in detention in collaboration with sector partners and refugee advocates. The ASRC’s Detention Advocacy program was formed as a response to Australia’s horrific detention policies, and has existed in a range of formats for close to 20 years,

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  • The ASRC’s Preventing Homelessness Fund (for people released from detention)

    The ASRC’s Preventing Homelessness Fund (for people released from detention)

    Final Update 30/01/2023: After providing housing assistance to over 220 people who were transferred to Australia under Medevac when released from detention facilities, the ASRC Preventing Homelessness Fund has ended. With an investment of $775,000, the ASRC stepped since 2021 to boost housing solutions for people seeking asylum that otherwise would not have been covered by

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  • Introducing the Rapid Response Team

    Introducing the Rapid Response Team

    People seeking asylum face many barriers to live independently and are increasingly presenting at the ASRC with complex mental health issues and greater impacts on their wellbeing. We’ve listened to what people need and are working to evolve and adapt our services to help them build a better life on their own terms. We are

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  • What do I do next? Ruwani’s Story

    What do I do next? Ruwani’s Story

    People like Ruwani* face many barriers to live independently and are increasingly presenting at the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre with financial stress, complex mental health issues and greater impacts on their wellbeing. “When I came to Australia I had hope for their future, that they would at least be safe. But when I was pregnant

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