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86th Edition
This edition looks at some latest news from the field as well as an update on the eCALD cross-cultural practice supervision pilot.
This edition looks at some latest news from the field as well as an update on the eCALD cross-cultural practice supervision pilot.
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Māngere Refugee Health Service (MRHS) is a service developed by Te Whatu Ora Counties Manukau which aims to provide comprehensive primary health care and screening to quota refugee arrivals while at Te Āhuru Mōwai o Aotearoa.
Levin, one of the newest refugee resettlements in Aotearoa, welcomed its first family in October 2022. What is the current progress?
It isn't January. Some may wonder how appropriate it is to greet "Happy New Year" at this part of the year.
eCALD® Services is looking for a full-time Refugee Health Project Executive to be contracted for 10-12 weeks from April to June 2024.
eCALD Services is excited to announce that we will launch the pilot project on cross-cultural practice supervision for the health workforce free of charge on the 29th of April 2024.
Do you work with people from Asian, Middle Eastern, Latin American or African backgrounds in the health sector?
Do you have experience in facilitating group supervision?
Do you have spare time to coach others in providing cross-cultural practice?
If your answer to the above is “Yes”, you may be the person that we are looking for this pilot project. eCALD Services is looking for suitable health practitioners to pilot this project in Cross-Cultural Practice Supervision.
2024 has welcomed some warmth to Aotearoa, and many of us may wish the weather to remain as sunny as possible.
Kia ora Esteemed Stakeholders and Supporters. As we approach the conclusion of 2023, amidst uncertainties, there are definite aspects for which we are truly grateful.
During this time of bidding farewell to 2023, it is a great time to reflect on how well we have done and how much more we need to do for 2024. eCALD® Services hopes to journey with all of you through this last lap of 2023 and usher together a more fruitful and meaningful 2024.
Te Whatu Ora’s electronic cultural and linguistic diversity (eCALD®) training programme has been selected as one of the 49 country case examples featured in the World Health Organization report showcasing the positive steps taken by countries to improve health outcomes for the one billion people on the move.
Healthy Babies' Healthy Futures (HBHF) is a free eating-well and moving-more programme funded by the Ministry of Health (MoH).
Suicide Prevention One Day Event (Full Day) Purpose: To hear from others what they have been up to and explore what could be possible with more collaboration in the mahi to prevent suicide.