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Part of Refugee Week

Refugee Week: Samah's story

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Wednesday 18 June 2025 from 1:30pm to 3:30pm

Come along to the Reginald Murphy Community Centre to celebrate Refugee Week.

Join us for a delicious afternoon tea, a music performance by Jay and the Reg Murphy Singing Group and hear from guest speaker Samah, a Refugee Ambassador with the Refugee Council of Australia.

Samah was born to an Assyrian family and grew up in Baghdad, Iraq. The 2003 war, subsequent sectarian violence, and rise of extremist groups, drastically altered her life. After seeking asylum for three years in Turkey, Samah and her family were finally granted humanitarian visas to Australia.

This is a wonderful opportunity to hear Samah's story and connect with one another over a lovely afternoon tea.

We aim to deliver inclusive and accessible events. If you have any particular access or communication needs, please contact Reginald Murphy Community Centre on 02 9265 9133 or email Bishop on blaryea@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au.

The Reginald Murphy Community Centre is open Monday to Friday 9:30am to 3:30pm. There is a table tennis table, computers, Wi-Fi, books to borrow, a piano to play and sewing machines to use and tea and coffee all for free. A weekly community lunch is held on Wednesdays at 12pm for $10. Everyone is welcome!

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