See how you can transform refugee resettlement in South Australia through community sponsorship!

Circle of Friends supporters may be interested in the upcoming Community Refugee Sponsorship Australia (CRSA) roadshow to South Australia in collaboration with Welcoming Australia. It’s an occasion bursting with opportunities to engage, learn, and contribute to the incredible work being done in the community sponsorship of refugees.

Come along to one of the community events in Adelaide to hear how everyday Australians are welcoming refugees to their local area and what this means for you.

If you’re interested in forming a sponsorship group, or just want to hear more about this program, you’re invited!

Drop in to meet the team, learn more about the CRISP, meet like-minded people with a view to forming groups, and ask the CRSA team any questions.

To join one of the events RSVP via links below.

  • Tuesday 27 June 3pm – 5pm at John Harvey Community Hall, Salisbury Community Hub, 34 Church Street, Salisbury
    RSVP here
  • Wednesday 28 June 1.00pm – 4.00pm  at Kilburn Community Centre, 59 Gladstone Avenue Kilburn
    RSVP here
  • Thursday 29 June 5.30pm arrival for 6.00pm at Venue TBC, Adelaide metro
    RSVP here
  • Friday 30 June 2.00pm – 3.00pm at  Town Hall, Bridge Street, Murray Bridge
    RSVP here

What is the CRISP program?

The Community Refugee Integration and Settlement Pilot (CRISP) enables groups of everyday Australians across the country to get involved in welcoming refugees into their local community from ‘day one’ of their Australian journey. You can find more detailed information on the CRISP, including guidebooks on how to apply, and what to do to prepare to welcome a refugee household, on their website.   Most people form groups from within their existing community – perhaps a church, school or sporting group, so those can be great places to start a conversation. If this isn’t for you, you may be able to find others seeking to form a group in your area via the facebook ‘form a local group‘ page. For people in your own area, use the featured post to find your local page.