Community organisations in Australia play a vital role in peace building, development and human rights promotion in their country of origin.
The Humanitarian Crisis Hub (HCH) works with these Australian-based diasporas from all around the world, including: Afghanistan, Bhutan, Burma, Chile, Colombia, Darfur, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Liberia, Palestine, South Sudan, Sri Lanka and West Papua. Communities’ activism includes:
- human rights promotion;
- awareness raising;
- fundraising ;
- project development;
- policy dialogue;
- conflict resolution;
- providing support and remittances for communities back home; and
- building the capacity of refugee communities in Australia.
[Care4Congo Project Director, Clyde Salumu explains their projects to the public.]
Since 2008 HCH has partnered with a broad range of dynamic and innovative community groups that are raising awareness of war, conflict and human rights in their countries of origin. Use the links below to view profiles on each of our community partners.
Current Partners |
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Australian Afghan Development Organisation |
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Australian Ogaden Community
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Care4Congo |
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Darfur Australia Network |
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Diaspora Lanka |
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Ogaden Womens Group
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Ogaden Student Union
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Ogaden Mother and Child Relief
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Oromia Support Group Australia |
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OYSU
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SSCA
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South Sudanese Community of Australia Inc
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Previous Partners |
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Association of Hazaras in Australia
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Australian Tamil Congress |
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Australians For Palestine |
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HCFA International |
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Sudanese Lost Boys Association of Australia |
