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Embrace Multicultural Mental Health News December 2020 Find out the latest updates from Embrace Multicultural Mental Health through our newsletter. Click here to see our December 2020 edition and sign up to our newsletters here.
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Submission to National Preventive Health Strategy
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Submission – To the Draft National Children’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy
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Productivity Commission Inquiry report a crucial next step for mental health reform in Australia
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Support from friends and family crucial to health workers’ wellbeing
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Find out the latest updates from Embrace Multicultural Mental Health through our newsletter. Click here to see our October 2020 edition and sign up to our newsletters here.
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Are you looking for resources and information about mental health to support your community? Community organisations, community leaders and multicultural mental health advocates are warmly invited to attend free video forums across Australia on addressing mental health. Embrace Multicultural Mental Health (the Embrace Project) will be holding free video forums for each state and territory to provide you with resources and information on how to address mental health in your community. The interactive session will provide you with the opportunity to:
Find out the latest updates from Embrace Multicultural Mental Health through our newsletter. Click here to see our July 2020 edition and sign up to our newsletters here.
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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
Community organisations
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.
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