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Belad Al-karkhey

Seed of Hope gives options to isolated refugee women

Faiza Somo volunteers as a cook with the group who helped her gain a food supervision qualification. (Belad Al-Karkhey/AAP PHOTOS)

Four years after aspiring cook Faiza Somo left Iraq in fear for her family's safety, she's planting new beginnings with the help of her local women's group.

The 62-year-old had been studying English when she stumbled upon Seed of Hope, a collective of migrant and refugee women based in southwestern Sydney.

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