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The home stretch: Challenges and alternatives in sustainable housing for refugees and people seeking asylum

13 April 2020

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Case studies

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Partnership between the Australian Karen Organisation and Common Equity NSW
Providing intensive one-on-one support
Centre of Multicultural Youth’s Reconnect Program”
The House of Welcome’s ‘Safe Place’ Transitional Housing Program“>
The RENTERS Program
AMES’ Asylum Seeker Program
Building relationships with real estate agents
The landlord’s perspective
The benefits of brokerage
Finding a home in Collie
Pooling funds within a community to buy housing
SPK Housing Cooperative
The big vision

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We pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians of the lands we now call home, their elders past and present.

As we work towards a more inclusive future with fair and humane policies for those seeking sanctuary, we remain committed to working alongside First Nations people for the achievement of a fully reconciled Australia.