2017 CARAD Annual Report
Centre for Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Detainees (CARAD) Inc Annual Report www.carad.org.au
Centre for Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Detainees (CARAD) Inc Annual Report www.carad.org.au
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<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
We need to keep raising the organisation’s profile, providing compelling evidence as to why <strong>CARAD</strong> needs<br />
ongoing funding and sharing the stories of the men, women and children who are relying on us to give<br />
them a voice.<br />
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE<br />
Thank you to all our members, donors, partner organisations,<br />
volunteers and staff. By putting your compassion into action,<br />
<strong>CARAD</strong> has been empowered to stand alongside people<br />
seeking safety in our community and provide our vital services.<br />
In the past three years, <strong>CARAD</strong> has experienced considerable<br />
growth in terms of increased funding through grants and<br />
fundraising, as well as increased numbers of clients being<br />
supported by a greater number of programs.<br />
Moving forward <strong>CARAD</strong> aims to sustain this growth by engaging new partners, developing innovative strategies to<br />
meet client needs and continuing to deliver high quality, client-centred services.<br />
We look forward to continuing to work together towards a welcoming Australia in which all people seeking safety are<br />
afforded the right to rebuild their life with dignity.<br />
“Without you I do not know what I would have done, you fed me<br />
and my children and helped us with accommodation; it kept me<br />
going when I thought I would give up.”<br />
<strong>CARAD</strong> CASE MANAGEMENT CLIENT<br />
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