Help newly arrived people achieve
positive employment outcomes,
supported by services which are
responsive, diverse, sustainable
and effective.

Promote positive health and wellbeing outcomes for new arrivals, ensuring they
are fully engaged in effective and
responsive health and wellbeing
programs and services, including
primary prevention and early
intervention programs.

Facilitate appropriate, affordable and long
term housing. Ensure housing is available and
accessible for newly arrived people,
within reasonable proximity to
social and community supports and
employment opportunities.

Ensure consistent translating and interpreting
services, and a wide range of high
quality translated and interpreted
resources, are widely available
and accessible for newly arrived
people.

Organise affordable and accessible
transport options are readily
available to newly arrived people,
to facilitate their social and
economic participation, and
wellbeing.

Encourage the Australian community to allow newly arrived people to fully engage and participate in,
and exercise their individual
and collective rights and
responsibilities under the law

Support newly arrived people to establish and
maintain safe, healthy, positive
and meaningful family and social
relationships throughout their
settlement journey.

Champion newly arrived people’s
access to the legal and justice
systems, in order to ensure the
realisation of their rights and
responsibilities.

Make sure newly arrived people are able
to confidently navigate the
financial landscape, and make
good decisions that enable their
financial and material wellbeing.