eNews
93rd Edition
A Time for Dialogue, Understanding, and Action
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News from the Ground | "MixIt"
"This is the story of a small community initiative that uses creativity as a tool to support young people as they walk a fine line between their past and present and determine their own futures." (Wendy Preston, Creative Producer/Director, Mixit, 2017).
Something Interesting | "Happy New Year!"
The global adoption of January 1st as the start of a new year, based on the Gregorian or Western calendar, contrasts with the diverse array of new year celebrations rooted in ancient lunar or solar cycles across various cultures.
News from the Ground | " Refugee Resettlement in Levin"
Refugee Resettlement in Levin United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (2024) provides us a glimpse to the bleak picture of the refugee's journey.
News from the Ground | " Māngere Refugee Health Service "
MRHS also offers advocacy and coordination of services through their community team to ensure holistic care for those resettled within the Auckland region.
Expression of Interest | Refugee Health Project Executive (Contract)
eCALD® Services is looking for a full-time Refugee Health Project Executive to be contracted for 10-12 weeks from April to June 2024.
Pilot Project | Cross-Cultural Practice Supervision
We provide a safe and confidential open-sharing space for our learners who have done our courses to gain knowledge and confidence among other learners and an experienced facilitator.
Cross-Cultural Practice Supervision is rolling in!
Cross-Cultural Practice Supervision eCALD Services is piloting an extension of service to enhance eCALD learners’ cross-cultural practices in the field.
Welcoming a new year
2024 has welcomed some warmth to Aotearoa, and many of us may wish the weather to remain as sunny as possible.
A season of gratitude
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.
Farewell 2023, Welcome 2024!
During this last lap of 2023, I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself as the new eCALD® Programme Manager for the national cultural and linguistically diverse (CALD) training service.
Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Training Programme recognised on a global platform
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.
World Health Organisation’s Promoting the Health of Refugees and Migrants: Experiences From Around The World Report | eCALD® listed as one of the case studies.
This World Health Organisation publication is a compendium of 49 country case examples illustrating positive steps taken by various countries towards better health outcomes for the one billion people on the move.