Multicultural communities

NSW Government – Multicultural Health Communication Service’s Multicultural Health Week 2026 theme is “Improving our mental health and wellbeing through physical activity”, with the key message being that caring for your mental health is as important as caring for your physical health.
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Census night was Tuesday, 11 August, but there’s still time to complete the Census online or request a paper form. Information about the Census is available in 25 languages to help the community better understand what the Census is, how it works and what they need to do.
Information for migrants, refugees & international visitors | Language support

Australian Government’s Moneysmart website aims to help people of all ages, backgrounds and incomes to increase their financial wellbeing. Tips topics translated into community languages include money and working in Australia; budgeting and saving; spending and paying bills; credit and debt; superannuation; insurance; scams; and tax.
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This post expires on Wednesday 25 November 2026

The National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS), administered by Diabetes Australia, offers diabetes education programs designed specifically for CALD communities and delivered in their language by experienced health professionals. Organisations are encouraged to book sessions for their communities.
Flyer | Book a session | Contact: program@diabetesaustralia.com.au

This post expires on Wednesday 25 November 2026

Mental Health Australia – Embrace Multicultural Mental Health has released three new translated fact sheets on Anxiety, Depression and Getting Professional Mental Health Help, available in 18 languages. Developed to support people from multicultural backgrounds to better understand mental health and access appropriate support.
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This post expires on Wednesday 18 November 2026

Redfern Legal Centre (RLC) session designed for migrant workers and their supporters. It will explore how to identify workplace exploitation, understand employment rights, and safely take action. It also covers the Workplace Justice Visa and reporting protections that safeguard eligible workers from visa cancellation when reporting exploitation.
Wednesday, 9 September, 11am-12pm, via MS Teams
Registration

CASS Care workshop for parents to better understand the growing issues of youth gambling and screen addiction, and learn how to support young people in building healthier relationships with technology.
Wednesday, 9 September, 10am-12pm, via Zoom
Flyers: English & Mandarin | Registration | Contact: 9787 8333

Technology classes for Spanish-speaking seniors to learn to be more confident using technology and the internet. Held in partnership with NSW Government and Telstra.
Thursdays, 12.30pm-2.30pm, on the following dates:
– 3 September: Introduction to Email | Registration
– 10 September: Introduction to Cyber Safety | Registration
– 17 Septembe: Managing your Digital Assets | Registration
– 24 September : Introduction to Smartphones | Registration
Eastgardens Library, 152 Bunnerong Rd, Eastgardens
Flyer | Contact: enquiry@bayside.nsw.gov.au or 9366 3888

Designed for Chinese-speaking adults – from beginners to tech enthusiasts – the Tech Chat Club features themed discussions on the latest technology trends, and attendees can troubleshoot technical issues with experienced tutors and members while building local community connections in a friendly, supportive environment.
Third Friday of the month, 10am-11.30am
Hurstville Library, Queens Rd, Hurstville
Registration

Upcoming sessions on Wednesdays, 10.30am-12.30pm, Hurstville Library, Queens Rd, Hurstville:
– 2 September: Get to Know your Smartphone | Registration
– 9 September: Browse the Internet Safely | Registration
– 16 September: Stay Safe Online & Avoid Scams | Registration
– 23 September: Shop & Bank Online Securely | Registration