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    Brigidine Asylum Seekers Project

    Brigidines continue to be mindful of the plight of people forced to flee homelands and seek asylum across the world.
    Sisters are involved, in numerous ways, in companionship and support with refugees and asylum seekers – in communities, parishes, schools and local area opportunities.

    The Melbourne – based Brigidine Asylum Seekers Project (BASP), founded in 2001, continues to work with and for people seeking asylum.
    BASP advocates for a more just and humane national response and offers information and awareness within the community.

    READ – The most recent BASP Newsletter:  BASP Newsletter March 25

    ” Refugees represent the very best of the human spirit. They need and deserve support and solidarity — not closed borders and pushbacks.”
         UN Secretary-General António Guterres

     

     

     

    For more information, to offer support or to donate to BASP,  go to:  BASP Website

     

     

     


    “…we are challenged to listen and respond to the cry of all life pleading,
    ‘Am I not your neighbour?’
    (    Invitation and Call, Congregational Forum 2022)


    Brigidine Asylum Seekers Project (BASP) is a Kildare Ministries community work in the Brigidine tradition.    :
    Kildare Ministries Community Works