Organisation
Settlement Services International (SSI)
Acronym:
SSI
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SSI Group
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Briefing paper
Hitting the mark: specialised responses in services and initiatives for a multicultural Australia (September 2024)
Too often, differences in access and outcomes persist for people from migrant and refugee backgrounds. These disparities are magnified by service responses that inadequately meet their needs and preferences, perpetuating the structural inequalities they already face. This policy brief explores specialised services and initiatives for a multicultural Australia.
Report
Pathways to possibilities: harnessing the economic potential of people with disability
This report explores the economic potential of people with disability, finding significant value to be gained by bringing them more fully into the workforce. It offers practical steps and four key commitments for employers to foster a more inclusive and equitable workplace.
Report
Domestic violence screening and response for refugee women in settlement services
Universal screening for domestic violence, and response, is recommended for women in priority populations and has been implemented in health services across diverse jurisdictions. However, this is untested with refugee women accessing settlement services. The Safety and Health after Arrival (SAHAR) study introduced and evaluated a culturally tailored DV identification and response strategy. The report...
Report
Stronger starts, brighter futures II
This research examines the early development trajectories of children from CALD backgrounds in Australia by exploring the existing evidence base and analysing data from the Australian Early Development Census, conducted every three years. The research found that children from CALD backgrounds are more likely to be developmentally vulnerable at school entry than other children and...
Guide
Billion dollar benefit: welcoming tech talent
This is a guide for employers with practical tips on recruiting and retaining tech talent from migrant and refugee backgrounds. It is part of the Billion Dollar Benefit series - a campaign to support skilled migrants and refugees.