Mark Isaacs became impassioned by the asylum seeker debate after
a visit to Villawood Detention Centre while writing for Oxfam.
Months later, in October 2012, Mark was employed by the Salvation
Army to work at the Nauru Regional Processing Centre. While in
Nauru, Mark established the Recreations program and Oceans program
for asylum seekers. He eventually resigned from the Salvation Army
in June 2013 and spoke out publicly against the government’s No
Advantage policy.
Continuing his passion for humanitarian work, Mark is now employed
as a case manager at an asylum seeker settlement agency in
Sydney.
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