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100 Groups, 100 Days

100 Groups, 100 Days

by CRSA | Mar 27, 2024 | Posted to: News | Tags: 100 Groups 100 Days, Community Sponsorship, CRISP, refugee sponsorship australiaOriginally published by : CRSA

Australia is the land of the fair go, mateship and natural beauty, but it can be a challenging place to navigate as a newly arrived refugee. Community sponsorship changes this experience by empowering locals to welcome refugee newcomers, recognising their capacity to...

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