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VIDEO: Choose welcome, change lives, including yours

VIDEO: Choose welcome, change lives, including yours

by CRSA | Jul 2, 2026 | Posted to: Stories, Updates, Videos | Tags: Choose Welcome, Community Sponsorship, CRISP, VideoWatch time: 3:03 Originally published by: CRSA

The Community Refugee Integration and Settlement Program, or CRISP, is a national, government-supported initiative that invites people to play a meaningful role in welcoming refugees into the Australian community.  Learn more about the CRISP and how to get involved by...
Assistant Minister Julian Hill: Speech for the 2026 Community Sponsorship Awards

Assistant Minister Julian Hill: Speech for the 2026 Community Sponsorship Awards

by CRSA | Jul 1, 2026 | Posted to: Updates, Videos | Tags: VideoWatch time: 04:28

VIDEO: From Pilot to Permanence, celebrating the achievements of the CRISP

VIDEO: From Pilot to Permanence, celebrating the achievements of the CRISP

by CRSA | Jul 1, 2026 | Posted to: Stories, Updates, Videos | Tags: Community Sponsorship, CRISP, VideoWatch time: 04:23

From Pilot to Permanence. In August 2022, the first families were welcomed to Australia under a groundbreaking new program, the Community Refugee Integration & Settlement Pilot – or the CRISP. On 1 July 2026, after many more joyous airport arrivals and with...
The 2026 Community Sponsorship Awards

The 2026 Community Sponsorship Awards

by CRSA | Jun 11, 2026 | Posted to: News, Updates, Videos | Tags: Choose Welcome, Community Sponsorship, CRISP, refugee sponsorship, VideoOriginally published by: CRSA

Every day, extraordinary Australians around the country are choosing welcome, volunteering their time, skills and resources to help refugee newcomers feel safe, connected and supported as they build their lives in Australia. Through acts of kindness and connection,...
VIDEO: Meet Antoine & Jeanine

VIDEO: Meet Antoine & Jeanine

by CRSA | Jun 1, 2026 | Posted to: Stories, Updates, Videos | Tags: Case Study, Community Sponsorship, CRISP, VideoWatch time: 03:19

Meet Antoine & Jeanine and their family who were welcomed to Aireys Inlet by a local group called Bring Them Here. After years in Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya, they found safety, friendship, and a true sense of home in regional Victoria. 
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