Victorian Department of Health and Human Services has developed fact sheets about thunderstorm asthma in Arabic, Bengali, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Farsi, Hindi, Indonesian, Punjabi, Sinhalese, Tagalog, Tamil, Urdu and Vietnamese. You can read more about thunderstorm asthma by using…
Cancer care videos in Greek, Mandarin and Vietnamese
Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre has developed videos about the importance of cancer care during the pandemic in Greek, Mandarin and Vietnamese. Arabic will be available soon. You can watch more about the importance of cancer care by using the links…
Prevention of violence videos in Dari, Hazaragi, Hindi, Punjabi and Tamil
South East Community Links has adapted Our Watch’s Change the Story videos about prevention of violence into Dari, Hazaragi, Hindi, Punjabi and Tamil. You can watch the videos below: Change the story (English) video Change the story (Dari) video Change…
Parenting practices fact sheets in Dari, Punjabi and Tamil
Relationships Australia Victoria and South East Community Links has developed fact sheets about parenting practices in Dari, Punjabi and Tamil. You can read more about parenting practices by using the links below: Parenting practices (English) fact sheet.pdf Parenting practices (Dari)…
Healthy relationship fact sheets in Dari, Punjabi and Tamil
Relationships Australia Victoria and South East Community Links has developed fact sheets about healthy relationships in Dari, Punjabi and Tamil. You can read more about healthy relationships by using the links below: Healthy relationships (English) fact sheet.pdf Healthy relationships (Dari)…
Every week counts fact sheets in Arabic, Hindi, Korean and Mandarin
The University of Sydney has updated their fact sheets about timing of birth in Arabic, Hindi, Korean and Mandarin. You can read more about every week counts by using the links below: Every week counts (English) fact sheet.pdf Every week…
Policy Brief: Immigrant and Refugee Women’s Mental Health
This policy brief outlines the key issues pertaining to migrant and refugee women’s mental health and wellbeing, as well as considerations for mental health policy, programs and service delivery. The
The WRAP #93: Showing up for our workers, The light at the end, and 60 Seconds with Bibiana Huggins
This WRAP, we’re reflecting on what it means to ‘show up’ for migrant workers, and what is next for recovery, both economic and health. Our 60 Seconds interview features Training Officer, Bibiana Huggins.
Showing up for our workers
Evidence shows that those hardest hit by the pandemic have been women and migrant workers. We need migration policy reforms to fight against unemployment, casualisation.
The light at the end
We have definitely made some great moves in the right direction, but there is still more to do. We can see the light at the end of the tunnel now, and we’re working to make sure it shines just as brightly for migrant women.