by CRSA | Jul 12, 2026 | Posted to: News | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, In the News, refugee sponsorship, refugee sponsorship australia, sponsorship australiaOriginally published by: ABC News
By Leisa Scott and Rebecca Armstrong, 12 July 2026 Naima Ali Farah is having her make-up done. It’s an ordinary scene at this cosmetic store in Melbourne’s northern suburbs but it doesn’t feel ordinary for Naima. “It’s something that...
by CRSA | Jul 6, 2026 | Posted to: News | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, In the News, refugee sponsorship, refugee sponsorship australia, sponsorship australiaOriginally published by: ABC News
By Renee Hilton Jones, 27 June 2026 A couple who have opened their home to refugees from across the world say a “soft landing” remains critical for helping people settle and integrate into Australia. Since early 2023, Anne and John Roberts have opened...
by CRSA | May 6, 2026 | Posted to: News | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, In the News, refugee sponsorship, refugee sponsorship australia, sponsorship australiaOriginally published by: QNews
By Mohamed Irba, 4 May 2026 For LGBTQIA+ refugees, the stakes of resettlement are often higher. Mohamed Irba shares how queer community members are reshaping refugee resettlement through sponsorship thanks to CRISP. In a time when global displacement continues to...
by CRSA | May 5, 2026 | Posted to: News | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, In the News, refugee sponsorship, refugee sponsorship australia, sponsorship australiaOriginally published by: The Chronicle
Starting a new life in Sydney can be exciting—but it comes with plenty of challenges. In this practical guide from The Chronicle, CRISP participant Abolfazl Bakhtiari shares lessons from his own settlement experience, alongside expert advice from the settlement...
by CRSA | Apr 7, 2026 | Posted to: News, Updates | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, In the News, refugee sponsorship, refugee sponsorship australia, sponsorship australiaOriginally published by: Sydney Morning Herald
For most of her 39 years, Naima lived in survival mode. As a teenager she was married and then widowed, left to raise her young son Feisal alone in Somalia. A mother at just 15, her own parents had died years earlier. Knowing she needed to work to provide a better...
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