
Strengthening Resettlement Voices Project
Strengthening Refugee Voices was established in 2006 by the former Department of Labour. It is a community-led initiative aimed at enabling a united voice of
Pierre is a father of four and an auto mechanic who is getting in touch with the audio technician within. Born in Burundi, Pierre, a big fan of reggae, is bringing his interest to air on Resettled Radio along with his insights into settling and thriving in a country far from his birthplace.
Formerly a journalist and news presenter in Sudan and Nairobi, Gatluak came from a financial background but enjoyed the interaction with people while presenting in three languages. Family is first for Gatluak. He and his wife and four kids enjoy picnics and the outdoors. Reading, playing cards and dominoes, or watching action movies are his time out. His favourite sounds are selected from reggae, religious or traditional music.
Strengthening Refugee Voices was established in 2006 by the former Department of Labour. It is a community-led initiative aimed at enabling a united voice of
The Redefine Refugee Campaign comes as a result of community consultation on the local, regional and national resettlement challenges. These centre on employment, education, health,
We offer a Communication and Leadership Workshop to all members and friends of the ARCC, who want to gain knowledge and skills in order to lead
This project is centred on the need to capture resettlement stories, in our own voices, as a way of introducing ourselves as newcomers to other