Drop the Jargon day is today October 24th. It is a day for professionals to use plain language

Due to the success of the Directory, which has close to 600 unique visitors daily, we are now expanding this valuable resource to include new categories such as disability, ageing, mental health, child and family services, family violence, housing and sport and recreation.

We seek your support to help promote the Health Translations Directory and the benefits of translated resources amongst your colleagues, other family support services, networks and your clients and local communities.

We seek your support to help promote the Health Translations Directory and the benefits of translated resources amongst your colleagues, other family support services, networks and your clients and local communities.

On the 27th of September Matt Loads the Communications Coordinator for CEH, spoke to Red Symons on  ABC Radio about the Drop the Jargon day.

Sport plays a vital role in community life and connects people in a unique way. Participating in sporting activities is important to a sense of belonging

CEH provide free education sessions to refugees, migrants and asylum seekers about blood borne viruses (BBVs) and sexually transmissible infections (STIs).

On Saturday 12 August 2017, CEH conducted a focus group as part of an HIV research project auspice by Curtin University in Western Australia.

We support marriage equality for all Australians.

SBS invited Mabor for an interview to help explain how they are helping in educating the community. Here is the interview on SBS Dinka.

The Centre for Culture, Ethnicity and Health (CEH) is celebrating World Refugee Day, today on June 20th. Presently, globally there has never been more refugees and displaced peoples, now exceeding the numbers seen post World War II. While internationally we are...