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Do you have an #idea or existing project that will Do you have an #idea or existing project that will make life better for urban #refugees in the Asia Pacific but need some help to progress it? @startsomegood and HOST International have joined to offer five(5) fully funded #scholarships to former and current #refugees who have an #innovative idea or project that will make life better for refugees on the move. Apply now for one of five #scholarships to the StartSomeGood Good Hustle entrepreneur program. Applications close September 27th. Find out more here: https://www.hostinternational.org.au/news/refugee_innovation_scholarships/
Regional Opportunities Australia - part of the HOS Regional Opportunities Australia - part of the HOST International group - is a Top 3 Finalist in @sunsuper_official #DreamsForABetterWorld - we’re proud to be connecting #refugees and #migrants to employment in regional Australia. You can help by voting for Regional Opportunities Australia at dreamsforabetterworld.com.au/vote Thank you!
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Congrats to the young artist who produced this bea Congrats to the young artist who produced this beautiful artwork that expresses so much about the lives behind the label #refugee• @unhcrindonesia We are pleased to announce that one of the winners of UNHCR’s Youth with Refugee Art Contest is Kayla Abigail Salim from Surabaya, Indonesia. Kayla is one of the 5 Winners of the Cartoon Category, while other four winners are contestants from Thailand, Cameroon, UK, and a Congolese refugee contestant in Uganda.   Describing her artwork, Kayla commented: “When people lose their job or are obliged to stay at home, it is easy to feel uncertain about the future. Sometimes we feel like we are not able to fight something so dangerous yet invisible to the eye. We may not know what we can do to fight the coronavirus. Most of us are not nurses or doctors, neither are we scientists, most of us are just ordinary people. This is why I want my work to show that whoever we are, how insignificant we may feel, we CAN fight this virus together. Each of us has different roles and every helpful action, no matter what it is, really counts. And most importantly, the refugees.” #WithRefugees #refugees #artwork #COVID19
Sharing stories of #resilience and #hope for #refu Sharing stories of #resilience and #hope for #refugeeweek2020 Meet Nimo - co-founder of @sisterhood_community_center, writer, teacher, interpreter and community leader - read her story at hostinternational.org.au/blog @prw.indonesia @suakaid

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