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This charity helped Hamida to not feel 'scared' after she fled to Australia. Now it's under threat

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A frontline charity that helps 400,000 people in Australia each week is struggling to meet soaring demand for its services, including food relief and financial support. Without extra funding, leaders say some services may soon be forced to close.
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