by CRSA | Aug 30, 2024 | Posted to: News | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, Media, refugee sponsorship, refugee sponsorship australia, sponsorship australiaOriginally published by: Everand: that's life!
‘that’s life’ nominates CRISP Community Supporter, Sandi Woodward as their Volunteer of the Week. Read the article below to hear Sandi’s work in providing a soft landing for a refugee family stating a new life in Australia. Read the...
by CRSA | Aug 30, 2024 | Posted to: News | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, Media, refugee sponsorship, refugee sponsorship australia, sponsorship australiaOriginally published by: 7am
This 7am podcast episode reports on the CRISP program and Community Supporter Group, Manlygees, as they welcome new arrivals to Sydney Airport. Listen to the podcast below. Listen to the podcast here ...
by CRSA | Aug 30, 2024 | Posted to: News | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, Media, refugee sponsorship, refugee sponsorship australia, sponsorship australiaOriginally published by: The Saturday Paper
Cheyne Anderson reports on the CRISP program and Community Supporter Group, Manlygees, as they welcome new arrivals to Sydney Airport. Read the full article below. Read the article here ...
by CRSA | Aug 30, 2024 | Posted to: News | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, Media, refugee sponsorship, refugee sponsorship australia, sponsorship australia, sponsorship pathwaysOriginally published by: Surf Coast Times
The Aireys Inlet Rural Australians for Refugees celebrates 10 years of supporting refugees and asylum seekers both independently and through the CRISP program. The article writes on AIRAR’s slight shift in focus from advocacy and policy to more practical support...
by CRSA | Aug 30, 2024 | Posted to: News | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, Media, refugee sponsorship australia, sponsorship australiaOriginally published by: The Standard
The Standard writes on the Saqat family’s “terrifying childhood” growing up in war torn Iraq and their new life in Warrnambool, supported by a group of locals via the CRISP program. Read the article here ...
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