Everyone remembers their first job. Help make hers possible.
We often underestimate the role that work plays in helping people build connection and belonging.
For women arriving in Australia as refugees, gaining that first employment opportunity can be elusive – just 33% of refugee women have jobs – but when it happens, transformative. It provides income, yes — but also independence, community connection and the sense of stability that comes with building a life in a new country.
This Refugee Week, The Social Outfit a charity we support, is raising funds through its First Things First campaign to create more paid training and employment opportunities for refugee women. Although TSO is a fabulous fashion brand, it is also a charity that relies on donations.
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