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86th Edition
This edition looks at some latest news from the field as well as an update on the eCALD cross-cultural practice supervision pilot.
This edition looks at some latest news from the field as well as an update on the eCALD cross-cultural practice supervision pilot.
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Refugees as Survivors NZ (RASNZ) have recently launched their newly funded Welcoming Schools’ initiative for schools with high numbers of students from refugee backgrounds.
According to a recent update from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), the New Zealand Government has resumed the New Zealand's Refugee Quota Refugee Programme.
Congratulations to the January 2021 winners!!
Congratulations to the December 2020 winners!!
Congratulations to the November 2020 winners!!
We are delighted to celebrate our 15-year milestone, with a brand new website showcasing our comprehensive range of digital CALD courses and resources, our performance and our history of milestones and achievements.
As part of supporting the co-providers to provide responsive and culturally appropriate care for former refugees, the Refugee as Survivors NZ (RASNZ) is delivering face-to-face or webinar training for service providers and community groups in health and other sectors on a fee for service.
Between October 2020 to 30 June 2021, participating general practices in the Auckland Region are offering eligible former refugees and current asylum seekers and their immediate family access to a range of either free Doctor/GP (General Practitioner) consultations or with a possible small co-payment (fee) for an extended consultation.
Refugees as Survivors NZ (RASNZ) has held their Awards Celebration on 19th November 2020.
We are delighted to end our 2020 Cross-cultural interest group (CCIG) seminar series with an informative, topical and interesting talk about “e-Cigarettes and Vaping – a panacea or a bane to smoking in current times?”
Congratulations to the October 2020 winners!!
According to the Asian Family Services Report on the ‘New Zealand Asian Mental Health & Wellbeing’ in 2020, at least 43.9% of Asians have experienced some form of mental health distress since the COVID-19 lockdown.