Once upon a time, the fifth child and first son was born to a Hindu Brahmin family in Sri Lanka. His friends call him Vasu.
Join Vasu on his quest for feeling at home.
When young, Vasu’s family fled war to India before resettling in Singapore. They worked hard to establish themselves, and the children had the chance to enjoy safety and education. A computer programming scholarship led Vasu to London, followed by work in Scotland and New York. A wish to be physically closer to family and change vocation resulted in studying, qualifying and becoming a Nurse in Australia.
How is it working out?
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- There are many stories making today's Australia. AUSSIEStory is another one
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Global Engagement In Friendlier Neighbourhoods (GEIFN)
Website--- GEIFN is based in City of Port Phillip, the traditional lands of the Boon Wurrung, Bunurong and Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation. Respect is offered to past, present and future elders of all spiritual traditions.
--- Services and program delivery is culturally safe to people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer, aesexual and questioning (LGBTIQA+).
--- May we find together a generous way to accommodate those in need of refuge. Let us be cool, strive individually and together to overcome inequality, violence, disengagement, tragedy and injustice wherever it may be. Let us honour, savor and enjoy results of mindful effort so more thrive peacefully with less effort in our place called home.