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AMES Australia provides various types of accommodation support to newly arrived refugees and asylum seekers based on need.

Australia’s largest provider of free specialist legal assistance to people seeking asylum, refugees and disadvantaged migrants.

Q+Law provides a free state-wide safe entry point to accessing legal assistance for all individuals who identify as part of LGBTIQA+ communities. Individuals identifying as LGBTIQA+ can contact our service for initial advice, information or referral. Our service is available over the phone, online or in person.

VincentCare’s Ozanam House in North Melbourne is a modern and safe location where people experiencing homelessness are given every opportunity to access housing, health and social support services relevant to their individual needs.

Emergency relief supports you during times of financial hardship. Regardless of your circumstances, their program offers a flexible service to help you get back on your feet.

Life Without Barriers supports refugees and asylum seekers who are living in the Australian community, while their immigration status is resolved.

They deliver a range of human services that connect individuals, families and children from diverse backgrounds with opportunities – from settlement support, to disability programs, community engagement initiatives and training and employment pathways.

AMES Settling Into Work offers tailored job-searching assistance, career guidance, and post-placement support to ensure that you are well-prepared and ready to succeed in your new position.

This program provides in-depth preparation and support to both refugees and people seeking asylum who are either currently studying at university, or looking to restart their professional career in Australia.

Given the Chance is an initiative of the Brotherhood to help disadvantaged job seekers gain employment and training in a wide range of fields. They have a vast network of employers, meaning there is a huge range of roles on offer.

Fitted for Work helps women in Australia to become work ready, gain secure employment, and experience success in their careers. They are committed to providing a safe space for all women, gender diverse and non-binary job-seekers. They welcome clients of all ages, cultures, ethnicities, bodies and abilities. They offer a diverse range of services, workshops, and one-to-one appointment.

West@work provides personalised support to help you avoid the risks of long-term unemployment and find a job that is right for you. They can link you to industry and connect you to employers who are hiring within your local area.