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Agency leaders and managers, Community organisations, Health practitioners
Great Careers Start Right Here! Mental Health Australia is the peak, national non-government organisation representing and promoting the interests of the Australian mental health sector and committed to achieving better mental health for all Australians. It was established in 1997 as the first independent peak body in Australia to represent the full spectrum of mental health stakeholders and issues. Mental Health Australia members include national organisations representing consumers, carers, special needs groups, clinical service providers, public and private mental health service providers, researchers and state/territory community mental health peak bodies.
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Embrace Multicultural Mental Health is holding a webinar on the Framework for Mental Health in Multicultural Australia (the Framework) happening on Wednesday 5 August 2020 at  VIC, NSW, ACT, TAS & QLD: 2:00 pm  SA & NT: 1:30 pm  WA: 12:00 pm The Framework is a free, nationally available online resource which allows organisations and individual practitioners to evaluate and enhance their cultural responsiveness. It has been mapped against national standards to help meet your existing requirements, with access to a wide range of support and resources.
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Embrace Multicultural Mental Health is holding a webinar on the Framework for Mental Health in Multicultural Australia (the Framework) happening on Wednesday 3 June 2020 at  VIC, NSW, ACT, TAS & QLD: 2:00 pm  SA & NT: 1:30 pm  WA: 12:00 pm The Framework is a free, nationally available online resource which allows organisations and individual practitioners to evaluate and enhance their cultural responsiveness. It has been mapped against national standards to help meet your existing requirements, with access to a wide range of support and resources.
Translated coronavirus (COVID-19) resources COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Translated Resources - Information in Your Language  Ethnolink Language Services provides translated information in 71 languages. Health Translations - Coronavirus Health Translations provides a range of translated resources about COVID-19, health and wellbeing. Coronavirus explained in your language – Videos from SBS SBS has developed a range of videos explaining COVID-19 in your language.
Community organisations, Consumer carers family members, Health practitioners
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Embrace Multicultural Mental Health is holding a webinar on the Framework for Mental Health in Multicultural Australia (the Framework) happening on Wednesday 8 April 2020 at  VIC, NSW, ACT, TAS & QLD: 2:00 pm  SA & NT: 1:30 pm  WA: 12:00 pm The Framework is a free, nationally available online resource which allows organisations and individual practitioners to evaluate and enhance their cultural responsiveness. It has been mapped against national standards to help meet your existing requirements, with access to a wide range of support and resources.
The recent bushfires in Australia have impacted people in many different ways. Even those who are not in bushfire affected areas are experiencing the ongoing physical and mental health effects of smoke, changes in weather, the loss of the natural environment and many other issues.   During these times, it is important to look after your own mental health and to reach out to those in your community who may also be affected. Looking after your mental health and reaching out to your community is important for your wellbeing. If you are looking for further information on the impact of bushfires on mental health, the following resources are available in a number of languages to assist you and your community: Family help kit - post traumatic stress factsheet Revised in August of 2019, Transcultural Mental Health Centre
Community organisations
The Framework for Mental Health in Multicultural Australia (The Framework) Are you looking for ways to build the cultural responsiveness of your practice or service? Would you like to learn more about what tools and resources are available to support you? Mental health services, Primary Health Networks (PHNs) and individual practitioners are warmly invited to attend a workshop in your state/territory on the Framework for Mental Health in Multicultural Australia (the Framework).
Health practitioners
1 in 5 Australians are affected by mental illness, yet many don't seek help because of stigma. We can all do something to help shed a more positive light on mental health. World Mental Health Day – October 10 — is a day for global mental health education, awareness and advocacy. It is an initiative of the World Federation for Mental Health to raise public awareness of mental health issues worldwide. Mental Health Australia leads the World Mental Health Day campaign in Australia. This year, the Australian World Mental Health Day campaign is called Do You See What I See?. This campaign challenges perceptions about mental illness in Australia and encourages everyone to look at mental health in a more positive light, in an effort to reduce stigma and make way for more people to seek the help and support they deserve. 
Agency leaders and managers, Community organisations, Consumer carers family members, Health practitioners
Dear friends and stakeholders I am pleased to share this update with you following an exciting period for Embrace Multicultural Mental Health (the Embrace Project). We were delighted to be joined by many of you for the official launch of the Embrace Project at the Multicultural Hub in Melbourne on 16 August 2019. This was a significant milestone for the project, and we are deeply grateful to all presenters and attendees for making it such a meaningful event.
Agency leaders and managers, Community organisations, Consumer carers family members, Health practitioners

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