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2025 Telethon Wrapped – $1.3m Raised

Palestine · Palestine

2025 Telethon Wrapped – $1.3m Raised

World Refugee Day 2025 is over, and we wanted to take a moment to thank you for your support for the 10th ASRC Telethon. What a day it was! Thanks to you, our community of compassion, we raised an astonishing $1,300,874.80! From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for every like, comment, share and dollar donated. While we didn’t quite reach our target of $1.5 million, we are deeply grateful for the incredible generosity and support we’ve recei…Read Article

Bahaa Dabbagh: Building belonging, one laugh at a time

Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne

Bahaa Dabbagh: Building belonging, one laugh at a time

Bahaa Dabbagh, one of our World Refugee Day Telethon heroes, is a Syrian comedian, cook and community storyteller whose work celebrates the richness of Syrian culture and the power of laughter, food and belonging. Born in Saudi Arabia and raised in Aleppo, Bahaa fled the Syrian war in 2015, spending six years in Turkey before settling in Melbourne in 2021 – with his beloved cat, Sasha, in tow. This year’s campaign theme, Finding Freedom: Diversi…Read Article

'Finally Home': Stolen Generations Survivor on Finding Her Community

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Stolen from her family, Angelique Wittwer could only return home and reconnect thanks to a compensation payment. But survivors in other states don't have the same opportunity.Oceania · Australia See the Story

Backing for Food Banks Extended

The Government will back community-based food banks for a further year as New Zealand recovers from a cost-of-living crisis, Minister for Social Development and Employment Louise Upston says. “The $15 million in support announced today will be managed by the Ministry of Social Development (MSD), the New Zealand Food Network and partner agencies – meaning help for people who continue to need it. “This will support the work of the Food Network, re…Rugby · New Zealand See the Story

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 illnesses, and mental health issues, all while navigating the uncertaint…Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne Read Article

Allan Government backs people seeking asylum in Victorian Budget

The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) welcomes vital funding announced in the 2025–26 Victorian State Budget, which continues the Victorian State Government’s commitment to the safety, dignity and wellbeing of people seeking asylum. For the past decade, the ASRC has been working with the Labor State Government on shared priorities of protection of social cohesion, investing in and supporting multicultural communities, especially those most ma…Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne Read Article

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 rights. That’s why our Human Rights Law Program (HRLP) exists: to ensure…Australia · Australia See the Story

Antwerp Walk with 25m Flag Supporting LGBTQIA+ Rights Fight

Antwerp (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – On Friday, May 16, 2025, Antwerp held the IDAHOT Walk led by Imran Nawaz (Mr. Gay Belgium) with a 25m rainbow flag, promoting LGBTQIA+ rights and fighting hate. Organiser Bram Bierkens and Alderman Lien Van … Read more Continue reading Antwerp walk with 25m flag supporting LGBTQIA+ rights fight at The Brussels Morning Newspaper.See the Story

Yasmin Coe’s ‘Blink Twice’: A Powerful Reflection on Safety

Manchester-based artist Yasmin Coe shares new single/video ‘Blink Twice’. ‘Blink Twice’ was written after last year’s U.S. Election and the growing threat to women’s safety. This powerful track captures the feeling of questioning everything and wondering what will happen next. “I wrote this single in the days following the US Presidential election 2024. My music has always been made for all women, and this day caused so much hurt. As a woman i…Manchester, England · Manchester See the Story

The politics of fear failed – now Labor must deliver for refugees

Voters at this Federal election decisively rejected fear and division. The national swing against the Liberal party sent a clear message to all politicians: Australians want a politics grounded in fairness, compassion and justice — including for refugees and people seeking asylum. The Albanese Government now enters a second term with an increased mandate and a renewed opportunity to lead with humanity. With positive refugee policies in the ALP p…Refugees · Australia Read Article

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