The resources developed by Chinese/Mandarin community in NSW in partnership with CASS are focused on addressing the highest priority mental health needs/issues of stigma, anxiety disorders among children and adolescents, family conflicts and social isolation experience by elderly and international students. 

In response to the mental health needs/issues identified a series of 4 community education videos designed to enhance the community's understanding of mental health have been developed. The videos are presented in Mandarin with subtitles in simplified Chinese and English, as well as in Cantonese with subtitles in traditional Chinese and English, ensuring accessibility for all Chinese community members from various backgrounds. In addition to this, a set information flyers have been developed, consolidating information about local support and activities in four key areas of Sydney (Northern, Inner West, Central and Southwest Sydney) with concentrated Chinese communities. Check out the resources via the links below: 

Information flyers 

• Make Good use of Community Resources to stay connected and active (Central Sydney).pdf
• Make Good use of Community Resources to stay connected and active (Inner West Sydney).pdf
• Make Good use of Community Resources to stay connected and active (North Sydney).pdf
• Make Good use of Community Resources to stay connected and active (Southwest Sydney).pdf

Community Education Videos 

Video 1: Embrace Project Community Education Video:  It is OK to ask for help

• Cantonese: https://youtu.be/A0OudHicKZg
• Mandarin: https://youtu.be/rtq3yUwM_iQ

Video 2: Embrace Project Community Education Video:  What is a Mental Health doctor?

• Cantonese: https://youtu.be/hVsB77_Pe-E
• Mandarin: https://youtu.be/3z007EUzv3c

Video 3: Embrace Project Community Education Video:  When and who should I ask for help?

• Cantonese: https://youtu.be/YFH-bU3roiw
• Mandarin: https://youtu.be/wM_nDiRVKbY

Video 4: Embrace Project Community Education Video:  Before seeing a GP

• Cantonese: https://youtu.be/1eLCByThDO4
• Mandarin: https://youtu.be/VVsUO3cUYt0

For more information about CASS and the resources developed you can visit https://cass.org.au/home/