If the patient or client has been in Australia for less than six months or entered via the Australian Government's Humanitarian Program, they are supported by Humanitarian Settlement Services (HSS) who support new Afghan refugees. arrived by management during the first six months or a longer period depending on the client's current situation and complex health care needs (Farley, Askew, & Kay, 2014). Integrating socially and economically is equally important. There should be no difference between them and the Australians. They should enjoy the same rights and share the responsibilities of being ideal citizens as all Australian citizens. It is important that refugees have a sense of belonging to Australia as well as their community. Therefore, they exercise the same rights and understand the same responsibilities as Australians. They should receive education so that their families can lead healthy, safe and independent lives. It is the government's responsibility to provide refugees with healthy, safe, secure and affordable housing, without needing government assistance again.