Hybrid Event

In‑person: 10 AM – 4 PM (networking lunch 12 PM – 2PM)
Online access: 10 AM – 12 PM & 2 PM – 4 PM

Registration fee: $30.00

Step into a Conversation That Matters

Across Oceania, from Australia and New Zealand to the Pacific Islands, refugees and migrants continue to face uncertainty, fragmented support, and increasingly restrictive pathways to safety. Churches, Christian schools, and frontline ministries have carried the weight of care with faithfulness, yet the challenges grow more complex every year.

In this moment, one question rises above the noise: Who is my neighbour?

RHP Oceania invites you to a day of deep listening, shared wisdom, and collective action at the Oceania Refugee and Migrants Forum 2026. This gathering is designed to strengthen regional collaboration, amplify the voices of refugees and responders, and equip ministries to act with compassion, clarity, and courage.

Who Should Attend?

Refugee ministry leaders
Church networks and Christian schools
Refugee and migrant congregations
Christian NGOs and humanitarian organisations

Why Attend?

Share real challenges and faithful responses from ministries walking alongside refugees and migrants.
Build stronger partnerships between churches, NGOs, diaspora communities, and advocates.
Hear directly from refugees, caregivers, and practitioners on the front lines.
Explore practical pathways for reform, including sponsorship models, legal challenges, pastoral care, and regional cooperation.
Ground our work in a biblical vision of hospitality, justice, and neighbour‑love.

Program Highlights

Church‑Sponsored Resettlement
Care for Caregivers: “The Lonely Place of Caring”
A South Pacific Response: “Australia’s Dumping Ground or Safe Haven?”
Biblical & Missional Response to Migration
Migrant & Refugee Stories: First-person narratives of resilience, hope, and community.

Participants will leave with:

A shared understanding of regional refugee and migrant realities
Strengthened networks across Oceania
Clear pathways for advocacy, sponsorship, and pastoral care
A renewed commitment to compassionate, rights‑based responses
A published outcomes statement summarising key recommendations

Join Us

In a time when policies tighten and needs grow, the call to love our neighbour becomes more urgent and more beautiful. Come add your voice, your experience, and your hope to a regional movement shaped by compassion and grounded in faith.

Register today and stand with refugees and migrants across Oceania.

Hosted by Refugee Highway Partnership (RHP) Oceania Sponsored by Philoi Global

www.philoiglobal.org

Contact the host of “Who Is My Neighbour?” Oceania Refugee & Migrants Forum 2026