Refugee Week's 2026 Theme 'A Million Stories' is a chance for all of us to listen, learn, celebrate diversity, and support organisations creating lasting social impact.
Refugee Week 2026 (June 14–20) and World Refugee Day 2026 remind us that behind every refugee story is immense courage, resilience, and hope. It’s also a time to celebrate the incredible contributions refugee and migrant communities make to Australian society every day.
At Greatest Good, we’re proud to work alongside for-purpose organisations creating meaningful opportunities for refugees and migrants to thrive through employment, creativity, connection, education, and community.
Be Hers supports women from refugee and migrant backgrounds through ethical fashion, skills development, and employment pathways, empowering women to build confidence and independence.
Mosaik Experiences creates powerful cultural experiences led by refugees and migrants, using food, storytelling, and shared experiences to foster understanding, inclusion, and connection between communities.
SisterWorks empowers women from refugee, migrant, and asylum seeker backgrounds with job-readiness programs, entrepreneurship support, and pathways to meaningful employment and economic independence.
Space2b Social Design supports refugee, migrant, and asylum seeker women through business mentoring, creative enterprise opportunities, and social inclusion programs that help women rebuild confidence and community.
The Reconnect Project helps refugees and asylum seekers access technology and digital connection by providing recycled devices and support, reducing isolation and improving access to education, employment, and essential services.
