This edition promotes the upcoming November 2022 Refugee and Asylum Seeker Health and Wellbeing Forum, Te Pae Tata NZ Health Plan 2022 Ethnic Communities section, Te Whatu Ora's Health Response for 2022 Special Ukraine Visa Holders, etc.
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Te Whatu Ora’s health response for the Ukrainians arriving under the 2022 Special Ukraine Visa commenced on 17 October 2022.
Auckland Regional Refugee Health Network (ARRHN) is hosting the forthcoming Former Refugee and Asylum Seeker Health & Wellbeing Forum.
Counting Ourselves is an anonymous online survey about trans and non-binary people's health in Aotearoa New Zealand.
RASNZ Community Team delivers Teen and Primary Care Triple P-based discussion groups in the community to families from refugee backgrounds.
Asian Family Services (AFS) has recently launched the "Inbetweener" documentary.
A Masters's student at the University of Auckland invites Indian parents and family members of young people who self-harm to participate in an anonymous online REDCAP survey.
The Ministry of Ethnic Communities has launched their strategy to guide their work programme between 2022 and 2025 with the aim to promote and celebrate the value of ethnic diversity and the richness it brings in all facets of society and culture.
Immigration New Zealand has established the Refugee Advisory Panel to help support the government decision-makers and policy developers on matters impacting refugees in New Zealand.
Don't miss this free event!
The Creative Unlimited Collective with its collaborating partners is presenting an online panel to discuss the topic "Religion as patriarchal control - justifying gendered violence".
Immigration New Zealand is calling for help to improve how refugees, migrants and Pacific people are resettled in New Zealand.
Immigration New Zealand 2022-23 annual quota refugee intake will include the following ethnicities: Afghan, Colombian, Myanmar – Rohingya, Pakistani, Syrian, DRC & Congo, Eritrean, and Somali.