A world without torture and where communities respect, embrace and empower people from refugee backgrounds to thrive.

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• Our Vision, Values & Purpose

Foundation House has a strong history of attracting and retaining dedicated professionals with a broad range of expertise to support people of refugee background who have experienced torture or other traumatic events to rebuild their lives.

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• Our History
• Our Board
• Our CEO
• Our Management Team
• Our People

Since 1987, we have supported and empowered more than 50,000 survivors of torture or other traumatic events to rebuild their lives.

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• Annual Reports
• Advocacy & Research
• Refugee Health
• Refugees: The Facts
• Our Impact

We advocate to government and other agencies to implement and improve policies or services that promote the health, wellbeing and human rights of refugees and asylum seekers.

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• Advocacy
• Research
• FASSTT
• Institutional Ethics Committee
• Max Charlesworth Oration

We produce a wide range of publications and resources that aim to share our expertise and advance the health, wellbeing and human rights of people from refugee backgrounds who have experienced torture or other trauma events.

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• Publications & Resources

We provide annual grants of up to $5,000 that support our clients to undertake education, training or other professional development pursuits.

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• Our Grants Program
• Quentin Buckle Study Grant
• Ian McKenzie Endeavour Grant

Our latest news is published on our homepage. Each news item or announcement can also be found in our news archive.

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• News archive