The following projects are currently underway or have been recently completed by CEH or its programs.
Multicultural Health & Support Service (2010-12) A qualitative study of the sexual and reproductive health needs of international students in Victoria.
Multicultural Health & Support Service Social marketing and community diffusion strategies to encourage Chinese and Vietnamese families to seek testing, treatment and vaccination for hepatitis B.
Health Sector Development (2010) Our latest social marketing campaign aims to increase consumer demand for qualified interpreters in the healthcare sector.
Health Sector Development (2010)
Developing a glossary of early childhood terminology in simple English for use by interpreters when working with families with low English proficiency.
Establishing a Local Government and HACC CALD network, and coordinating practitioner forums.
Reviewing and rewriting the Life! Taking Action on Diabetes participant’s manual to make it accessible to participants with low English proficiency.
Multicultural Health & Support Service (2010) Using an action research framework to identify health needs within specific CALD communities and addressing these needs through partnerships and engagement strategies.
Training general practitioners in rural areas to access and work effectively with qualified interpreters.
Multicultural Health & Support Service (2009) A sexual health education program that takes a family and community approach to sexual and reproductive health education.
Multicultural Gambler's Help Program (2009) A social marketing campaign targeting families, taxi drivers, young men and community leaders.
Multicultural Gambler's Help Program (2009) A social marketing campaign including information sessions, training community leaders, ethnic media and culturally targeted resources.
Health Sector Development (2009)
Developing a radio advertising campaign targeting CALD mothers of pre-school aged children.
Multicultural Health & Support Service (2009)
Using hip hop performances to promote safer sex and reduce transmission of sexually transmissible infections and viral hepatitis.
CEH (2009)
A review of the health and social effects of khat, a plant chewed for its stimulant properties.
CEH (2008-2009)
Assisting Victorian schools and early childhood services to improve communication with refugee and migrant parents.
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