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AUSTCARE
- Refugee Week
Each year during October, community
groups and individuals who want to do something positive to help
the world's refugees and displaced persons get involved with AUSTCARE
Refugee Week. Committees in major cities coordinate their state's
activities which include lectures, festivals, exhibitions, competitions,
selling AUSTCARE merchandise, conferences and picnics.
http://www.austcare.org.au/events/events_frame.htm
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REFUGEE
CLAIMANT CENTRE
The Centre's work is grounded in
the principles of social justice, multicuturalism and community
development. As much as possible refugee claimants drive and participate
in the work of the Centre. Services
provided by the Centre include a drop in centre, English language
classes, emotional support, information and referral, no interest
loans for employment purposes, limited emergency relief, computer
skills, and assistance with accommodation, food, employment and
health (including dental health).
http://www.refugees.org.au/
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A JUST AUSTRALIA: Australians for Just Refugee Programs
The
national campaign umbrella group. High-profile board members and patrons (including Malcolm
Fraser, Rev Tim Costello, Barry Jones, John Singleton), believe
that Australia's policies toward refugees and asylum seekers should
at all times reflect respect, decency and traditional Australian
generosity to those in need, while advancing Australia's international
standing and national interests. Their aim is to achieve just and
compassionate treatment of refugees, consistent with the human rights
standards which Australia has developed and endorsed.
http://www.ajustaustralia.com
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REFUGEE
COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA
The
Refugee Council site is one of the most comprehensive resources
available in the area, providing up-to-date news and information,
relevant statistics, coming events and extensive links to relevant
organisations in Australia and overseas. Detailed position papers
on various aspects of asylum and refugee settlement are availble
as resources for others interested in the field.
http://www.refugeecouncil.org.au
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EDMUND
RICE CENTRE
Edmund Rice had dedicated his life
to empowering the poor of his time. In the spirit of his example
the Centre challenges the structures and underlying causes of poverty
and social disadvantage. Like Edmund, the Centre has a particular
concern for the needs of youth. The Centre builds on the social
and community services work of the Christian Brothers, and lay coworkers,
with groups outside of the formal education sector in Australian
and the Asia-Pacific region.
http://www.erc.org.au/er_home2.htm
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REFUGEE
ACTION COLLECTIVE VICTORIA
RAC-VIC
is a broad coalition of activists, unionists and community groups
that has worked with refugees and their communities since 1989.
Their website is brimming with the latest information on the fight
for refugee rights.
The site also has the archived journal and pictures from the summer
2002 Freedom Bus trip which visited peole in detention centres across
the country and news on the second Freedom Bus trip which begins
in July.
http://www.rac-vic.org/
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