If you want to get involved in the CRISP, have questions about community refugee sponsorship or are just curious to know more, then registering for one of our regular information sessions is a must!
Information sessions are held twice a month via zoom with registration via the link below.
What is the Community Refugee Integration and Settlement Pilot (CRISP) program?
The Community Refugee Integration and Settlement Pilot – or CRISP – is a new sponsorship program delivered by Community Refugee Sponsorship Australia (CRSA) in partnership with the Department of Home Affairs. Through the CRISP program, everyday Australians and communities can volunteer to provide a warm welcome and practical support, making a real difference helping refugee newcomers relocate and settle in Australia.
Refugees referred into the CRISP do not have existing family links in Australia and are identified by the UNHCR as in urgent need of resettlement, then referred to the CRISP program by the Australian government. Unfortunately, CRSA is not currently able to respond to requests for sponsorship from refugees living overseas looking to migrate to Australia nor from people looking to sponsor someone that they know.
What will you get out of this information session?
- A stronger understanding of how the CRISP program works and its vital role in refugee settlement
- Examples of how other everyday Australians are making a difference in their local communities
- A step-by-step guide on how you can get involved with the program
- Your questions answered by our dedicated and friendly team
Upcoming online information sessions:
- Tuesday January 28, 1pm-2pm AEDT
- Tuesday February 11, 7pm-8pm AEDT
- Tuesday February 25, 1pm-2pm AEDT
Please note information sessions are listed in Australian Eastern Daylight Time (Vic/Tas/ACT/NSW).
If you are unable to make any of these info session times, you can register to watch a pre-recorded information session via the same link below.
We’re looking forward to seeing you there!
