These resources were created by the Centre for Culture, Ethnicity and Health (CEH) and a group of women from the City of Yarra to raise understanding of health & well-being issues of interest to their communities. The women raised concerns about children’s asthma,...
Hepatitis and COVID-19 – Medications – English language Hepatitis and COVID-19 – Testing – English language Hepatitis and COVID-19 – Vaccinations – English language Hepatitis and COVID-19 – Medications – Chinese language...
Are you concerned about how to communicate important health messages to communities? The IEPCP and the Centre for Culture, Ethnicity & Health have collaborated to produce some useful health literacy tip sheets to help you navigate your way through pandemic and...
Anti Viral – Covid Safer Resources CEH’s Multicultural Health & Support Service (MHSS) has developed co-designed resources focusing on young people during the COVID-19 pandemic. This project was enabled by additional funding from the DHHS, our partnership...
CEH has developed three training videos in partnership with the Summer Foundation’s Upskill project. These videos complement CEH’s Working across cultures in the NDIS workshops, by taking a deeper look at three important tools of cross-cultural communication in the...
We spoke to young people to find out how they learn about sexual health. Based on this research, we developed comics designed to facilitate discussions about sexual health. The comics are available online at ( https://share.ceh.org.au/ ) for teachers or anyone...
Consumer participation in health care encompasses both current and potential consumers of health services, carers and the wider community participating in decision making about health care. For the health and community sector, the parameters of what constitutes...
This discussion paper has resulted from work with the Moonee Valley Melbourne Primary Care Partnership(MVM PCP) Physical Activity Network (PAN), an alliance of health and government agencies in the local government areas of Moonee Valley and Melbourne who have an...
Victoria is Australia’s most culturally diverse state. Over 23% of Victorians were born overseas and come from over 200 different countries. Of those born overseas, 72% were born in non-English speaking countries. This impacts on the English language profi ciency of...
‘Where do I go when…? A Community Service guide for the northern suburbs of Melbourne’ was developed in consultation with newly-arrived Syrians and Iraqis living in the Hume & Whittlesea area. It is designed to increase their awareness of community services...
