Health Translations provides a significant resource for domestic vilence in 25 languages. Domestic, family and sexual violence (DFSV) can be a difficult subject to talk about. It may be considered a taboo topic or a private, family issue. If you recognise the signs that things are not right, there are things you can do.
With a dry summer predicted for Victoria, it’s time to get ready for hot days and weather-related emergencies. Read more to learn how you can prepare your emergency plans and keep cool in the heat.
Two new video campaigns in Dari and Arabic (with English subtitles) have been launched to encourage open discussion about mental health and seeking support, as well as informing community members about the current mental health reforms in Victoria.
The Victorian Refugee Health Network recognises the recent atrocities that have occurred in Israel and that continue to occur within the Occupied Territories of Palestine including Gaza and the West Bank. These events are inflicting enduring and devastating humanitarian consequences including loss of life and widespread trauma.
Is your business/industry experiencing a skills shortage? Are you interested in accessing a source of skilled labour that also offers a skilled refugee and their family the opportunity to rebuild their lives in Australia? The Department of Home Affairs invites you to attend our free webinar on how Australian employers can use the Skilled Refugee Labour Agreement Pilot Program.
The Emergency Management team wish to promote the Trauma Psychology video series with social messages from the video to align with the anniversary of the October floods. Here, advice is given on dealing with children’s responses to disaster and flood.
The Emergency Management team wish to promote the Trauma Psychology video series with social messages from the video to align with the anniversary of the October floods. Here, advice is given on dealing with personal deprivation.
The Emergency Management team wish to promote the Trauma Psychology video series with social messages from the video to align with the anniversary of the October floods. Here, advice is given on dealing with painful memories.
The Department of Home Affairs outlines visa conditions for those affected overseas by the conflict in Gaza. Support for communities in Australia affected by this conflict is also outlined.
SHEPPARTON has a long proud history of welcoming new arrivals to the country. There are many struggles involved for the families when they touch down on this strange land called Australia. With the help of fantastic organisations like the Ethnic Council of Shepparton and Shepparton English Language Centre, the transition into Australian life is made a little easier.