by ttmhn | 20/06/2022 | Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania, Phoenix Centre, Refugee
From Sunday 19 to Saturday 25 June, we celebrate Refugee Week. Refugee Week is an opportunity to raise awareness of the refugee experience, promote harmony and come together to celebrate the contributions people from refugee backgrounds make to Tasmania society. Some...
by ttmhn | 10/05/2022 | Phoenix Centre, Refugee
The current Afghani Community Leader in Launceston, Mr. Yousef Mohammadi gave an insight on the cultural context of Afghani people and life experiences as migrants in Tasmania, during a recent interview with Irene Mukiira, TTMHN. He says that Afghani people are...
by ttmhn | 14/04/2022 | NDIS
Earlier this year TTMHN members met with Bob Schnierer to hear about the NDIS CALD Strategy (2018-2022) progress report and CALD Disability Support in Tasmania. Please visit the link for more information (available in multiple languages)....
by ttmhn | 23/03/2022 | Mental Health, Phoenix Centre
Amplify Ability is a 10-week program for anyone from a migrant or refugee background and looking to make new connections, set and achieve goals and improve their emotional health and wellbeing. Amplify Ability is ideal for people interested in: Goal Setting: Discover...
by ttmhn | 09/02/2022 | Uncategorized
Emma Barrett joined the Tasmanian Transcultural Mental Health Network (TTMHN) in June 2020 when she started her role as English as an Additional Language (EAL) Social Worker with the Department of Education. The network aims to strengthen the cultural competency and...
by ttmhn | 05/01/2022 | Multicultural Youth, Uncategorized
The Multicultural Youth Tasmania (MYT) Voices Youth Consultation Report has been launched, and provides recommendations by young people on the issues of Racism and Discrimination, Education and Training, Employment, Mental Health and Transport. These recommendations...
by ttmhn | 11/10/2021 | Cultural Competency, Mental Health
This Mental Health Week, Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania is encouraging a focus on the mental health of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in Australia and Tasmania. According to the World Health Organisation, World Mental Health Day, which takes place on October...
by ttmhn | 30/08/2021 | Afghanistan crisis
The rapidly escalating situation in Afghanistan, conflict and food insecurity in Northern Ethiopia, and concerns about the impact of COVID-19, can leave us feeling overwhelmed and anxious. Mental health support is available for culturally and linguistically diverse...
by ttmhn | 30/08/2021 | Afghanistan crisis
This information is for those working in support services and includes tips on providing emotional support and containment to those most affected by the situation in Afghanistan.Download PDF[pdf-embedder...
by ttmhn | 24/06/2021 | Insights
Links to other websites to support your work with culturally and linguistically diverse communities See our Links to Other Websites page for the full list.
