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100th Edition
The 100th enews edition, celebrating 21 years of eCALD!
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Aotearoa New Zealand is widely recognised as a global leader in advancing health equity through culturally responsive and Indigenous-centred approaches to healthcare.
Birthdays are often a time where one looks back at the journey that has been.
New Zealand Refugee Health Scholarship 2027, are you from a refugee background and passionate about making a difference in your community’s health?
As Aotearoa New Zealand continues its commitment to welcoming refugees through the Quota Programme, the health sector has adapted to meet evolving needs with greater coordination, cultural understanding, and care.
Every year the Southern region of New Zealand has the privilege of welcoming approximately 220 former refugees as part of the national quota programme.
Seeking asylum is a universal human right we all have in common, for a time when we may need it most.
The Quinceañera has its origins in ancient Mesoamerican cultures, particularly among the Aztecs and other Indigenous societies, who marked a girl’s transition into womanhood with coming‑of‑age rituals.
Vesak is celebrated around the world by Buddhist communities through temple visits, meditation, and acts of generosity.
Today, Avurudu is celebrated through a mix of traditional rituals and modern community activities.
Semana Santa, Spanish for “Holy Week,” refers to the Christian period leading up to Easter Sunday.
As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, communities around the world prepare for a period of deep reflection, compassion, and connection.
Chinese New Year is widely celebrated across Southeast Asia.