Who are we?
Tasmanian Asylum Seeker Support is a grassroots network of people who are interested in welcoming asylum seekers to Tasmania.
We believe that humane treatment of asylum seekers is both an ethical and legal responsibility of our government and our community.
We believe that humane treatment of asylum seekers is both an ethical and legal responsibility of our government and our community.
What do we do?
We run a friendship group for asylum seekers currently living in Hobart.
We also connect with organisations such as ChilOut, Amnesty,
Migrant Resource Centre, CatholicCare, and Red Cross.
We run monthly Pot Luck Dinners for asylum seekers and friends in the Hobart community.
Our Facebook page is public and creates opportunity to connect people with common interests or offers of assistance.
Our page also provides links to current events, news and information.
We also connect with organisations such as ChilOut, Amnesty,
Migrant Resource Centre, CatholicCare, and Red Cross.
We run monthly Pot Luck Dinners for asylum seekers and friends in the Hobart community.
Our Facebook page is public and creates opportunity to connect people with common interests or offers of assistance.
Our page also provides links to current events, news and information.
How can I get involved?
We are always happy to have new people come to our monthly Pot Luck Dinners. They are generally held on the 3rd Saturday of each month.
See Facebook page for details.
The best way of staying in touch and getting involved is to look at the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/tasasylum.
Email us or Like us on Facebook with a particular question or event to share.
See Facebook page for details.
The best way of staying in touch and getting involved is to look at the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/tasasylum.
Email us or Like us on Facebook with a particular question or event to share.