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    Monthly Archives: August 2019

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    Institutions advocate for change to build capacity for refugees

    23rd August 2019CandleLighters, South East Asia

    Monash University in Kuala Lumpur hosted a public forum in honour of World Humanitarian Day on 19th August, titled “Capacity Building for Refugees: The Way Forward”. Hosting a forum on the topic of refugees sends an important message from the university to the community. Malaysia is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention, which…

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    Mobile eye clinics visit refugee communities across Jakarta

    12th August 2019Little Things Grants, South East Asia, Success Stories

    In Jakarta, refugees without legal status who suffer from eyesight problems are unable to access local healthcare services. Since Indonesia is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention, they do not have an obligation to abide by it. Refugees and Asylum Seekers Information Centre (RAIC) is an organisation founded and led by refugees in…

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    Our CEO, David Keegan, is one of 24 NFP CEO's that Our CEO, David Keegan, is one of 24 NFP CEO's that has been selected for a new and innovative social impact #leadership program aimed at building the capacity of the for purpose sector in Australia.We congratulate David and the other CEOs and look forward to being part of the program. #SILA24 #SILAprogram
    We are looking for a new manager to lead our team We are looking for a new manager to lead our team in Bangkok!Applicants must ideally be fluent in Thai language and have the right to work in Thailand.Find out more here https://hostinternational.org.au/work-with-us/
    As refugee week comes to an end we share with you As refugee week comes to an end we share with you about the impact of our work with refugee and host communities in Thailand. #worldrefugeeday2021
    The Sisterhood Community Centre provides activitie The Sisterhood Community Centre provides activities and a safe space to support the wellbeing of refugee women in Jakarta. It is run by refugees and for refugees. It offers a critical space for women to build support networks yet they need ongoing financial support. Read more about it here in our blog: https://hostinternational.org.au/blog/creating-hope-and-resilience-through-sisterhood/
    During Refugee Week we want to draw attention to t During Refugee Week we want to draw attention to the fact that 42% are children and many face significant risk of harm on their journey to protection. COVID19 restrictions place additional stressors on children and families. Read more about this and find out how we are responding in Malaysia.https://hostinternational.org.au/news/world-refugee-day-2021-together-we-heal-learn-and-shine/

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