Multicultural communities

Embrace Multicultural Mental Health have developed resources in community languages that provide simple and accessible information on: “What is mental health?” and “Getting mental health help”. Available in Arabic, Assyrian, Burmese, Dari, Persian (Farsi), Filipino (Tagolog), Greek, Hazaragi, Hindi, Italian, Khmer, Nepali, Punjabi, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Swahili, Tamil, and Vietnamese.
What is mental health | Getting mental health help

This post expires on Wednesday 23 September 2026

A panel discussion with Mary Hanoun-Khilla, Camilia Naim, and Hend Saab, moderated by Laila Bazzi. “Don’t Ask the Trees for their Names” is a collection of stories, bringing together nine Arab-Australian women who have had to start over in a new country, with stories reflecting on migration, community and identity.
Saturday, 11 July, 2.30pm-4.30pm
Rockdale Library, 444-446 Princes Hwy, Rockdale
Flyer | Registration

MindCare Collective have launched an animation series sharing five simple and practical ways people can support their brain health and help lower their risk of dementia. Developed for multicultural communities, the animations are available in Arabic, Cantonese, English, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Mandarin, Spanish, Tamil, and Vietnamese.
View animations

This post expires on Wednesday 16 September 2026

St George Hospital offers in-person and virtual hospital tours to local community groups, especially newly arrived migrants and refugees. The tours familiarise participants with key hospital areas and the healthcare system, as well as providing information on interpreter services, appointment scheduling, emergency care, and available support services.
St George Hospital, Gray St, Kogarah
Flyer | Bookings: 9113 1460 or meng.chen@health.nsw.gov.au | Virtual tours (available in English, Arabic, Bangla, Cantonese, Greek, Italian, Macedonian, Mandarin, Mongolian, Nepali, and Ukrainian)

This post expires on Wednesday 16 September 2026

Community playgroup designed for Spanish-speaking parents who want to connect, share, and play while their children 0-5 years enjoy and practice the language in a natural and playful way. Featuring songs, games, and simple activities.
Wednesdays & Thursdays, 10.30am-12.30pm
Back of Coronation Hall, 23 Barden St, Arncliffe
Flyers: English & Spanish | Bookings: exploradores.playgroup@outlook.com | Website

This post expires on Wednesday 16 September 2026

Campaign to increase awareness of EWON services among multicultural and multilingual communities. It features videos and resources in Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, and Korean. EWON can assist with issues including high or disputed bills, payment difficulties and disconnections, and more.
Flyer | Campaign videos & resources

This post expires on Wednesday 16 September 2026

Facing Dementia Together webinar bringing together experts from University of Sydney to learn how to spot dementia signs and support parents with confidence, and the specific cultural barriers faced by Arabic, Chinese, and Vietnamese families. Links to translated resources will be provided.
Tuesday, 30 June, 7.30pm-8.30pm, via Zoom
Flyer | Registration | Facing Dementia Together website

St George Multicultural Network Migrant Information Day (MID) will be held Wednesday, 7 October, in Rockdale. The aim is to welcome new arrivals to the region, provide information about services available, and celebrate the diversity of the area. EOI is open to service providers to hold information stalls on the day (closes Friday, 14 August), as well as sponsors for the event (closes Friday, 10 July).
Stall holder EOI form | Sponsorship prospectus | Sponsorship EOI form

Tenants’ Union of NSW factsheets in languages including Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Arabic, Farsi – Persian, Dari, Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese, Nepali, Rohingya, Swahili, Kurdish Kurmanji, and Assyrian.
Factsheets | Flyer promoting factsheets

This post expires on Wednesday 2 September 2026

Bayside Library has started a new book collection in Mongolian Language, the first public library in NSW that holds Mongolian Language books. The Mongolian Language collection covers books for adults and children, including fiction, non-fiction, picture books, and board books.
Flyer | Mongolian Language Collection

This post expires on Wednesday 2 September 2026