Refugees Settlement

Our Refugees Settlement Program is a national program supported by many amazing volunteers, partner organizations and local communities.
We helped over hundred refugees during fall of Afghanistan in August 2021.
We offer refugees a safe and welcoming introduction to their new life in Australia.
Through this program we assists refugees on their arrival with basic needs of foods, clothes, children items women sanitary items , gift vouchers as well as mental health consultations and support of sisterhood.

We work with newly-arrived migrants to build on their strengths and support their needs.
This includes:

assistance to become socially and financially independent
support to build client confidence through orientation programs
community connection with mainstream health, educational and accommodation services
specialized and intensive services for people with complex needs.

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Campbeltown Project- Round One!
Sunday 10th - Oct 2021

Campbeltown Project- Round Four!
Saturday 23rd - Oct 2021

Campbeltown Project- Round Two & Three
Sunday 17th - Oct 2021

Settlement Project Interview
Saturday 13rd - Nov 2021

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Welcome Party- Afghan Refugees
28th of November 2021

Afghan Peace Foundation hosted the Refugee welcome party.

The main concept of the event was to invite our newly arrived Afghans for a day of networking and mixing within the community

New Year - Afghan Refugees
Sunday 2nd of January 20221

Afghan Peace Foundation held a “New Year” celebration for our amazing Newly Arrived Afghans reside at Bella Vista Hotel to give them the feel of Christmas and New Year

Orange City Trip - Afghan Refugees
Friday 11th of February 2022

Afghan Peace Foundation attended an event organized by Orange City Council, Afghan Refugees Group and Orange Social Justice Group.

The event was hosted to raise awareness about the current and ongoing situation with Afghan Refugees.

Blue Mountain Trip - Afghan Refugees
29th and 30th of January 2022

Afghan Peace Foundation has taken Afghan families who came to Australia to pay a visit out of their hotel stay to Blue Mountain.

It was amazing to experience a night away from the city in a quiet Green nature in Blue Mountains and hear the stories of the authentic stories from Afghanistan.

Taliban ban girls from secondary education in Afghanistan!!!

In first regime of Taliban, before 2002, women were not allowed to work and even female teachers lost their jobs after the government at the time shuttered all schools for girls.

Demonstrations are in every corner of the street by nationals.
Taliban took their fake masks off and showing their brutal faces. Women are attacked and children are homeless.
Afghanistan is a flashback to the second world war. This is crisis against humanity. We have been left alone with no support from international communities.

Bushfire appeal event Sunday, 19th of January at 3pm

It is important to extend my warmest appreciation to everyone’s contribution in form of time and energy towards making APF event a smashing success.

Our community greatly benefit from these types of large-scale activities, as it brings people together, allowing us to provide an atmosphere for creating a strong sense of humanity, ethic, community spirit and pride.

APF become an inspiration to many of our community newer organizations who we hope will one day take the torch of volunteerism and continue our efforts in the years to come.

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