Refugee Voices provides an in-depth look at the resettlement experiences of refugees in their first five years in New Zealand. The report's scope includes housing, family reunification, learning English, finding work, the experiences of children and teenagers, social networks, discrimination, and settling in New Zealand.
The full text of this 400-page publication and an executive summary can both be downloaded free (files are in pdf format).
Refugee Voices will be a major resource for the improvement of support systems for refugees and the development of refugee policy. Its findings will be used by government departments, the people and organisations that provide services to refugees, along with refugees looking to make a new life for themselves in New Zealand.