by Northern River for Refugees | Sep 29, 2024 | Newsletter
Our doughty sausage sizzlers had a great day at the recent Bunnings BBQ in Ballina, raising $1957 – a stunning effort. Meg Pickup said the takings included $90 in donations. “It’s the first time we’ve had a donations box,” she said. “The response was more than I...
by Northern River for Refugees | Sep 25, 2024 | Notices
Mark Isaacs and Northern Rivers for Refugees are looking for volunteer medical practitioners to perform online consultations of refugees based abroad. Mark is an experienced writer, photographer, researcher and humanitarian, who connects refugees in dire circumstances...
by Northern River for Refugees | Sep 24, 2024 | Notices
Since coming to power, the Taliban have placed more and more restrictions on women, to the point where they can’t even laugh in public. Now you can do something. Rural Australians for Refugees (RAR) have provided letter-writing kits on their website to send to our...
by Northern River for Refugees | Sep 1, 2024 | Newsletter
By Foaad Makansi One of the most beautiful, elegant and wonderful celebrations ever for you is the one that friends and family organise for you. Nothing lasts in your imagination like these memories.In these shots. on this day, I turned 40 years old. It is my first...
by Northern River for Refugees | Aug 29, 2024 | Newsletter
Young Leen has only been in Australia a year but she’s well and truly caught the performing bug after singing a duet at the sold-out Finding Freedom concert recently at Mullumbimby. Leen, 10, is now part of children’s choir that has recently been set up by Emily...