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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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For catering purposes it is important to register your attendance for this meeting
For catering purposes it is important to register for this meeting.
Families from culturally diverse backgrounds require culturally appropriate interventions and service delivery, alongside the management of complex psycho-social issues related to the refugee experience, migration and settlement in a new society.
Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Aotearoa invite you to the Asian Perinatal Health Services Seminar. Social Worker Points, 5 Midwifery Points, 6.5 GP credits approved course.
ASC offers free quit-smoking support services to people living in the North Shore, Waitakere and Rodney areas.
The Parent and Family Resource Centre (trading as Disability Connect) is pleased to announce the next Chinese Families Autism Support Group Meeting in March 2016.
Arabic is the official language of Syria, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, Tunisia, Lebanon, Eritrea,
The construction of the first social housing project “Pensioner Housing for Asian Seniors”, a four level building of 36 rooms, in Panmure for CNSST to help Chinese and Korean elderly people, is expected to start on 12 February 2016 and to be completed in August 2017.
Health Needs Assessment of Middle Eastern, Latin American and African People
Auckland Chinese Medical Association (ACMA) is hosting the Australasian Combined Chinese Medical Associations Auckland (ACCMA) Conference 2016.
The Cross-Cultural Interest Group presents the forthcoming session on the above topic. Dr Sai Wong would like to invite you to the first session for 2016.
The Parent and Family Resource Centre (trading as Disability Connect) is delighted to announce the first 2016 Indian Families with Children of Special Needs Support Group meeting in February.