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As a member of the international community, Australia shares its responsibility to protect refugees worldwide.
The Australian Refugee and Humanitarian Program, administered by the Department, is designed to ensure that Australia can effectively respond to global humanitarian situations and the support services available to meet specific needs. of the participants.
The offshore component of the Refugee and Humanitarian Program (the 'Humanitarian Program') helps people who are subjected to significant persecution or discrimination resulting in a violent violation of human rights in their home country and have fled the country. home.
People who are resettled in Australia under the Humanitarian Program are called "humanitarian participants".
What kind of checks do humanitarian participants go through before coming to Australia?
All people involved in humanitarian resettlement in Australia carry out strict health, character and national security checks before being granted a visa. This is in accordance with the requirements met by all Australian permanent visa applicants.
What support do humanitarian participants receive when they come to Australia?
The Australian Government offers a range of settlement services to assist humanitarian immigrants and eligible migrants during the initial settlement. These services support clients to become self-reliant and participate equally in Australian society and minimize long-term dependence on support services.
Service providers provide initial settlement assistance to humanitarian participants on behalf of the Australian Government. Support is provided on a demand basis, which means that not all customers will request all available services.
Australian cultural orientation program
Humanitarian participants over the age of five are eligible to take the Australian Cultural Orientation (AUSCO) course before leaving for Australia. AUSCO gives practical advice on your journey to Australia, including quarantine laws and information on what to expect upon arrival.
Humanitarian settlement program
The Humane Settlement Program (HSP) provides early practical support to humanitarian participants arriving in Australia and assists them in building the skills and knowledge necessary to become autonomous and positive of the Australian community.
Settlement sponsorship
Humanitarian participants may also be referred to community-funded organizations under the Settlement Agreement grants. Settlement grants provide support to humanitarian participants and other qualified migrants during their first five years in Australia, focusing on promoting economic and social participation. , personal welfare, independence and community connection.
The activities are funded under the Settlement Agreement grants, aimed at helping people to become more autonomous and fully involved in the Australian community. Services funded under the Settlement Agreement include: casework / coordination; youth settlement services; coordination and community development; and support for ethno specific communities.
Do humanitarian participants receive help with English?
We live in a multicultural society. The Australian Government and agencies are obligated to provide fair access to services regardless of the client's cultural and linguistic background.
The English Language Migrant Program (AMEP) is designed to help eligible visa holders, including humanitarian workers, learn English language skills to support their successful success in Australia.
English language skills are essential for newly arrived migrants to ensure employment, access further education and training and better connect with the Australian community.
All AMEP customers have access to 510 hours of English courses during the first five years of settling in Australia. Participation in the program is voluntary.
Eligible humanitarian participants can also access the AMEP subprogram called the Special Preparation Program (SPP). SPP provides up to 400 additional hours of English classes suitable for qualified humanitarian participants to realize their greater learning and support needs arising from difficult pre-migration experiences. , such as torture or trauma, and / or pre-school restrictions.
In addition, the Australian Government provides free Interpreting Services to eligible organizations when communicating with customers who do not have or have low English proficiency. Eligible organizations include private doctors, pharmacists, non-governmental organizations, real estate agencies, local governments, trade unions and parliamentarians. This service is intended to provide fair access to key non-government funded services.
The Australian Government also provides free translation services, for permanent residents in Australia, to translate essential personal documents. Applications for Free Translation Services can be submitted online at translation.homeaffairs.gov.au. This service is intended to support employment, education and community participation.
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Get help finding a job?
Yes, humanitarian participants are eligible for full Australian Government employment support services and income support, from the date they arrive in Australia. They are exempt from the first 13 weeks of activity testing requests. During this time, they are not required to participate in employment services, but opportunities are available for them to volunteer.
HSP and social-level resolution can provide customers with information about government employment services, including jobactive and people with Disability Employment Services; processes for evaluating job seekers; and accompany customers to Centrelink, where work ready customers can be referred to a Job Competency Assessment. In the future, clients can be referred to Australian Government employment service providers who will assist them in finding work. The HSP case manager can attend the customer's first job service appointment, contribute to employment service planning, and assist clients in implementing their employment strategy.
What kind of income support can the humanitarian participants receive?
When humanitarian participants arrive in Australia through the Humanitarian Program, they come as permanent residents and have immediate access to income support payments under the criteria of eligibility as any permanent resident. other Australian people.
This is in recognition of the difficult circumstances they face and the fact that they come to Australia with limited money, property and social networks to support them to meet their basic living costs.
Do humanitarian participants receive more than other Australians?
Humanitarian participants do not receive higher benefits than other social security recipients. They have the same rights as all other permanent residents in Australia.
Where do humanitarian immigrants settle?
Humanitarian participants are often close to family members or their ('affiliated') proponents living in Australia.
The department is responsible for determining the location of humanitarian entrants to Australia without a proponent or close family link. If possible, the Department addresses these humanitarian participants at regional locations throughout Australia, which provide the best access to reasonable housing, education and employment prospects.
When considering the referral of humanitarian participants to urban and regional areas, the Ministry will consider the adequacy of local infrastructure, the availability of settlement services, and accommodation. tailored, job openings and a welcoming community.
Are humanitarian participants allowed to stay in public housing?
Humanitarian participants must meet the same requirements as other Australians to be eligible for public housing. They are not entitled to incentives and must be on a waiting list, as do other Australians who need public housing. Most find accommodation in the private rental market, where they apply to properties on a same basis as other Australians.
How do humanitarian participants contribute to Australia?
Humanitarian participants to Australia naturally face challenges in adapting to the Australian way of life. Despite these challenges, most humanitarian participants successfully address and contribute positively to the Australian community.
The study was conducted in 2011 by Professor Graeme Hugo from the University of Adelaide, (The economic, civil and social contributions of first and second generation humanitarian participants (2MB PDF) for See humanitarian participants making important contributions to Australia in many areas including social engagement, labor force participation, business ownership and community volunteering.
The study also found that most families of humanitarian participants, especially second-generation families, can effectively adjust over time and eventually, and in many cases beyond Australia's economic and social contribution.
Is assistance available for Temporary Protection visa holders?
The Australian Government also provides a number of services for temporary visa holders (449), temporary humanitarian concerns (786), temporary protection (785) (TPV) or Safe Haven Enterprise visa holders (790) (SHEV). This includes:
-Some social security payments like Special Benefits, Rent Assistance and family assistance payments (Department of Human Services)
-Employment - includes help finding jobs and Employment services for people with disabilities
-Medical services, including Medicare
- Mental health and emotional health care services (including counseling for torture and trauma)
-Education for school-aged children
- Specialized and intensive services according to HSP; and
-Free interpreting and interpreting services (Department of Home Affairs).
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