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87th Edition
This edition looks at some latest news from the field with stories focussed on World Refugee day 2024.
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Chinese Families Autism Support Group Meeting Tuesday 15th March 2016 9.30am to 1.00pm
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.
Resources and Information in Arabic language
Arabic is the official language of Syria, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, Tunisia, Lebanon, Eritrea,
Chinese New Settlers Services Trust - Social Housing Building
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.
Information about Middle Eastern Population and Services
Health Needs Assessment of Middle Eastern, Latin American and African People
ACMA Presents ACCMA Conference 2016: Chinese Health in Australasia
Auckland Chinese Medical Association (ACMA) is hosting the Australasian Combined Chinese Medical Associations Auckland (ACCMA) Conference 2016.
Cross-Cultural Interest Group presents “Benzodiazepine Misuse in the Asian Population: Prevention and Management of Dependence” at 6pm, 22 March 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.
Indian Families with Children of Special Needs Support Group Meeting 18th February 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.
eCALD® Evaluation and Uptake of CALD Courses [Mar 2009 - Jan 2016]
We have 14,616 enrolments for CALD courses since March 2009 to now. You can find out more about how learners rate the online courses and the CALD course enrolment and completion rates by occupation and by service group.
Exciting news! Primary Health Organisations across New Zealand are eligible to access free CALD Cultural Competency Courses
CALD refers to culturally and linguistically diverse groups who are migrants and refugees from Asian, Middle Eastern, Latin American and African (MELAA) backgrounds.
Publications for addictions, diabetes, smoking, child health, youth health, women health and Asian health
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Presentations of Asian Forum hosted by Agencies for Nutrition Action (ANA) [2015]
ANA hosted the bi-annual Asian Forum event on 24th November 2015 at the Sorrento Park. The presentations include research, resources and tools for providers promoting nutrition and physical activity in Asian communities.
CALD Courses Enrolments by Service Group
The following report shows CALD Courses enrolments rates by service group for primary, secondary, NGO workforces in the Auckland region for the period of March 2009 to 30th June 2015.