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85th Edition
This edition promotes eCALD piloting cross-cultural practice supervision as well as new services for the Chinese community in caring for people with dementia.
This edition promotes eCALD piloting cross-cultural practice supervision as well as new services for the Chinese community in caring for people with dementia.
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Disability Connect is delighted to announce our Indian Families Social Group for March 2018.
Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway announced that Whanganui, Levin, Masterton, Blenheim and Timaru have been selected as refugee resettlement locations by the cross-government New Zealand Refugee Resettlement Strategy Senior Officials’ Group.
The Parent and Family Resource Centre (trading as Disability Connect) is delighted to announce the Chinese Families Autism Support Group meeting in February.
Auckland University of Technology (AUT) in partnership with the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) and the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) will provide six scholarships to assist speakers of identified rare languages to enrol in and complete the Graduate Certificate in Arts in Interpreting at AUT and to enhance their career opportunities whilst also fulfilling interpretation needs for the government sector.
Central Government agencies are working together under the leadership of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) and the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) on a multi-year work programme.
The Cross-Cultural Interest Group presents the forthcoming session on the above topic.
The Religious Diversity Centre is a national centre of educational and research excellence fostering an appreciation for and understanding of religious diversity amongst all New Zealanders.
We are reaching the end of 2017 and on reflection, the eCALD® team has had a very busy and amazing year.
Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has launched the Welcoming Communities Communities/Te Waharoa ki ngā Hapori Standards on 12 December 2017.
eCALD® Services is the national provider of CALD (culturally and Linguistically Diverse Group) cultural competence training for the health workforce in New Zealand.
Kai Xin Xing Dong is reducing stigma and discrimination for young Asian people with experience of mental illness.
Disability Connect is delighted to announce our Indian Families Social Group for December 2017. This meeting will be in a relaxed ‘conversational’ environment, without an official speaker. The group especially welcomes all parents from the Indian Continent and South Asia.