Professional interest group of nurses working in refugee health across Australia.
Joined October 2016
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Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
On #WorldHumanitarianDay, ICN deplores record number of attacks against #humanitarian workers. In 2024, 861 aid workers were victims of major security incidents, with 383 killed across 27 countries – the highest death toll ever recorded. We must stand together to #ActForHumanity. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/4oI6anS
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
Refugee leaders, governments, UNHCR, NGOs, academics and private sector representatives from across the globe have gathered in Geneva to discuss how to better protect refugees through resettlement and other safe pathways.
refugeecouncil.org.au/welcom…
#crcp2025
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
26 June: UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture.
STARTTS stands with survivors worldwide. Amid global conflicts, torture is a human rights violation. We urge ceasefires, civilian protection & end to torture.
Read full FASSTT statement: startts.org.au/blog/fasstt-m…
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
Doesn’t matter where you are.
The joy is the same.
As are the people.
Same dreams, same hopes, same needs.
Everyone deserves a chance.
Don’t leave these kids to live their whole lives behind wire, in a cage, an open air prison.
Let them have a life of dignity, safety, and joy.
@refugees
@OzRefugeeCounc
@savechildrenaus
@MSF
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
"This #WorldRefugeeDay, we urge the Australian Government to lead with purpose by turning its global promises into practical solutions and ensuring that people forced to flee have a fair chance at safety, stability and belonging." - refugeecouncil.org.au/world-…
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
Don’t buy into the hate, division, dehumanisation.
Ultimately, we’re one people, on one planet.
Stand up for all forcibly displaced people.
Especially the kids.
And for all refugees.
#WorldRefugeeDay
@Refugees @save_children @MSF @OzRefugeeCounc
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
“The report clearly exposes the inequalities that are holding back the nursing profession and acting as a barrier to achieving universal health coverage (UHC),” said Pam Cipriano, President, International Council of Nurses. bit.ly/4ketpTE
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
We extend our gratitude to all nurses for their unwavering commitment to their patients, their communities, and the profession.
With their impact felt in every corner of society, it's important we care for the health and well-being of nurses too.
bit.ly/3SqsaVo/ #IND2025
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
Providing some medical history, on the importance of listening to patients
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Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
Danielle spent three years working as a remote nurse, and is now undertaking research to help establish the essential skills required for all nurses new to rural and remote to help in their preparedness, with support. Read more here - bit.ly/3Rx3wlK
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
In crises, breastfeeding provides newborns with safe, clean, and reliable nutrition—essential for growth and survival. Including midwives in crisis response plans protects mothers and babies. #IDM2025
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
We’ve put 12 demands to every political party and candidate. Real actions that will strengthen our health system, protect our community, and support nurses & midwives. Ged Kearney @gedkearney is standing with nurses & midwives — will the others? #nurses #midwives #health
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
🌟 Human Experience Week | 29 Apr – 3 May 🌟
We’re celebrating the people shaping care across NSW Health. This year’s theme, Innovate to Elevate, is about amplifying voices and making small changes that create big impact.
#HumansCaringForHumans
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
🚼💉 This week is World Immunisation Week (22-28 April)
Did you know that more than 90% of children in NSW are fully immunised?
Learn more about children's vaccinations at: buff.ly/x9mYnkm?
Translated resources buff.ly/l6Qejy0?
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Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
Babies don't stop being born, or people's loved ones needing your professional and compassionate care. Thank you to everyone who is working over the public holidays. You deserve your penalty rates.
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
The women #cricket players of #Afghanistan have finally been recognised by the @ICC which will work with cricket authorities in India, England and Australia to guarantee a future for them💪👍🙏
Congratulations to the women themselves, and the many others who have advocated for them since they had to flee Afghanistan.
bbc.com/sport/cricket/articl…
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
Australia's world-class public health system has got your back when you need it the most.
Can we afford to risk the slow creep of Americanisation?
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
Ensuring refugees’ health isn’t just the right thing to do, it’s the smart thing to do. #WorldHealthDay
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures. Marking the beginning of the World Health Organization (WHO), today is World Health Day, with this year's focus on the health of mothers and babies, the foundation of healthy families and communities.
#HealthforAll #HopefulFutures
Refugee Nurses of Australia retweeted
The @ASRC1 is calling on the Albanese Government to use tonight’s Federal Budget to deliver on its promises of fairness, compassion and lasting protection for refugees and people seeking asylum.
asrc.org.au/2025/03/25/asrc-…
