Ashiana Humanitarian Network

It is with great sadness that we share news of the passing of our director, Robert Lindsay, on Sunday, 1 November 2025. Robert was one of the founding members and directors of Ashiana Humanitarian Network Limited. Our hearts go out

Ashiana Humanitarian Network was proud to welcome participants to their second Youth Activate! workshop made possible with the generous support of the City of Stirling. This workshop addressed topics including: (a) Tenancy law – your rights at home, presented by

Ashiana Humanitarian Network was proud to welcome participants to their first Youth Activate! workshop made possible with the generous support of the City of Canning. This workshop addressed topics including: (a) Road traffic law and motor vehicle accidents, presented by

Ashiana Humanitarian Network is proud to announce a series of workshops in 2025 that will support and empower local youth from refugee and humanitarian communities. The workshops are brought to you with the generous support of the City of Canning

Ashiana Humanitarian Network is proud to partner with Victoria Park Community Centre in celebrating Refugee Week 2025. Our event will bring together local members of the refugee community, from local businesses to artisans, to showcase and share stories of their

Last month Ashiana Humanitarian Network continued its tradition of celebrating Harmony Day at Cyril Jackson Senior Campus. Our director, Farid Popal, provided information and activities for students to learn about the struggles faced by refugees and humanitarian entrants, and also

Ashiana was pleased to welcome members to its 2024 Annual General Meeting held on 30 November 2024. Ashiana Humanitarian Network’s purpose is to be a charity that provides benevolent relief from poverty, distress or disadvantage for vulnerable people in Australia

Ashiana’s third women’s workshop at the Victoria Park Community Centre on 16 November 2024 focused on issues of wellbeing, safety and justice, particularly for women and their children facing family violence, and was proudly supported by the WA Department of

Ashiana Humanitarian Network is pleased to announce its third women’s workshop will be held on Saturday, 16 November 2024 at the Victoria Park Community Centre, 248 Gloucester St East Victoria Park, from 1pm to 5pm. After the success of our first workshop held on 4

Ashiana Humanitarian Network was proud to co-host its seminar on economic independence for women from refugee, humanitarian and migrant backgrounds on 3 August 2024 at the Victoria Park Community Centre, together with United in Diversity WA, and made possible with