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Baby Asha and her mother- 'unlike other patients in the hospital"

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Natasha Blucher from DASSAN has known baby Asha and her parents since the time she was working as their case worker for Save the Children in Nauru's immigration detention centre. Blucher is now working as an advocate for the family and she spoke to us from Brisbane about how the family is coping after doctors from Lady Cilento Children's Hospital refused to discharge Asha, hoping to help stop her deportation to Nauru.


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Natasha Blucher from DASSAN has known baby Asha and her parents since the time she was working as their case worker for Save the Children in Nauru's immigration detention centre. Blucher is now working as an advocate for the family and she spoke to us from Brisbane about how the family is coping after doctors from Lady Cilento Children's Hospital refused to discharge Asha, hoping to help stop her deportation to Nauru.



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