eNews
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.
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Hurry limited spaces!! Working with Addiction with CALD clients course in Rotorua [12th September 2018 – Rotorua]
eCALD® Services has developed a new “Working with Addiction with CALD clients” course in collaboration with the Asian Family Services team.
A new eCALD® Cultural Competency and Customer Service online course
eCALD® Services are pleased to announce the launch our new Cultural Competency and Customer Service online course which is suitable for anyone in the health workforce working in a customer service role such as pharmacists, general practice/hospital receptionists, etc.
New eCALD® Courses and Resources for Working with CALD Children and Adolescents
eCALD® Services are pleased to announce the launch of new courses and supplementary resources suitable for health providers working with CALD children and adolescents and their families in child health and child and adolescent mental health contexts.
Workplace Communication in Culturally Diverse Healthcare Organisations
A Massey University research study “Where are we? Workplace communication between Registered Nurses in culturally diverse healthcare organisations” has recently been released by Associate Professor Margaret Brunton, from Massey’s School of Communication, Journalism and Marketing
Ministry of Social Development E Tu Whanau Refugees and Migrants website
Have you visited the Ministry of Social Development E Tu Whanau Refugees and Migrants website?
Chinese Families Autism Support Group Meeting [July 2018]
The Parent and Family Resource Centre (trading as Disability Connect) is delighted to announce the Chinese Families Autism Support Group meeting in July.
A new tool!! New Zealand Health Survey Regional Data Explorer
The Regional Data Explorer is an interactive tool for exploring New Zealand Health Survey data for each District Health Board, Public Health Unit and Regional Council. It presents the latest results by sex, age, ethnicity and neighbourhood deprivation, as well as changes over time and comparisons between regions.
World Refugee Day 2018
The theme for World Refugee Day 2018 this year is “Now More Than Ever, We Need to Stand with Refugees”.
Refuge in the City: Former Refugees in Urban New Zealand Conference [6-7 NOV 2018] – Calling for Papers
The Centre for Global Migrations, University of Otago is hosting a 2-Day conference.
New!! Education Review Office: Responding to Language Diversity in Auckland [2018]
New Zealand ranks third among OECD countries for the highest proportion of overseas born residents and Auckland city now has one of the highest proportions of immigrants of any city in the OECD.
Indian Families Social Group [July 2018]
Disability Connect is delighted to announce our Indian Families Social Group for July 2018.
Chinese Families Autism Support Group Meeting [June 2018]
The Parent and Family Resource Centre (trading as Disability Connect) is delighted to announce the Chinese Families Autism Support Group meeting in June.