Strategies

Australia for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees is one of the leading agency when it comes to deal with Refugees issues in Australia, When crisis strikes, UNHCR’s Emergency reponses Team is on the ground within 72 hours. they respond and save lives Of refugees around the world. and raising funds for UNHCR’s Emergency Response Team By signing up monthly donors to the program.         

The Australian Refugees Group will work at a grassroots level, engaging and establishing local community groups in order to raise awareness on refugee issues. We will compile and produce targeted research to assist mainstream society in understanding the plights of refugees both in Australia and in their homelands. 
The Australian Refugees Group will lobby local members of parliaments, in major and marginal seats, counsellors, (local governments – listed and non listed refugee welcoming Zones), as well as addressing the general public through public meetings and community gatherings. We will also develop a school specific program targeting both primary and secondary students, working in schools to help young people understand and embrace the refugee communities within their schools as well as local areas.

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