SCARF seeks funding for refugees

By Greg Ellis
Updated May 3 2016 - 6:50pm, first published 4:10pm
Refugee funding: SCARF has done much since Sharyn Mackenzie founded it a decade ago but demand for the services provided by 250-plus volunteers is growing.
Refugee funding: SCARF has done much since Sharyn Mackenzie founded it a decade ago but demand for the services provided by 250-plus volunteers is growing.

Strategic Community Assistance to Refugee Families (SCARF) is launching a fundraising campaign to help refugees rebuild their lives in Australia. For the last decade the Wollongong-based organisation has eased the transition of people who have arrive in the Illawarra as humanitarian refugees.

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