Community groups help refugees resettle in Australia under new pilot program

Shadi Al Daoud with his wife, Ramia, and their two children. George is 10 years old and Elinor is seven years old. Source: SBS News / Francesca De Nuccio
Refugees in urgent need of resettlement have touched down in Australia under a new pilot program that relies on the support of local community groups. Backed by the Federal Government, the CRISP program is the first of its kind, with hopes to resettle 1,500 new refugees over the next three years.
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