Multicultural communities

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.
Download fact sheets

This post expires on Wednesday 18 November 2026

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

People from Chinese communities have a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes, but the risk can be reduced. This factsheet from NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service provides information about type 2 diabetes prevention, risk factors, and healthy lifestyle choices.
Download factsheet: English | Chinese Simplified | Chinese Traditional | Website

This post expires on Monday 9 November 2026

Georges River Council and partners Directory aims to provide guidance to individuals wanting to learn or improve their English language skills. It caters for beginner to advanced English language learners, with a variety of locations, times, and study options.
Download 2026 Directory

This post expires on Monday 9 November 2026

The REA Learning Hub brings together professionally developed courses and resources built specifically for the needs of students from refugee backgrounds, the educators who support them, and the researchers who study and shape this field.
REA Learning Hub

This post expires on Sunday 1 November 2026

Kai’Mia Community playgroup for Spanish-speaking families with children 0–5 years. Through songs, stories, creative activities, and play-based learning, families can maintain their language and cultural heritage while supporting their children’s early development.
Fridays, 10am-12pm
39 Gymea Bay Rd, Gymea
Flyer | Registration: Dallal Zonino, 0478 111 257 or DZonino@kaimia.org.au

This post expires on Sunday 1 November 2026

CASS Chinese School helps school-aged children up to Year 12 build confidence in Chinese while strengthening their connections with family, culture and future opportunities. Classes are available for Beginner and Advanced Learners, with native Chinese-speaking teachers.
Refer to the flyers for class schedules, locations, and contact details:
Hurstville | Bexley | Connells Point | Kogarah | Campsie | General flyer | Website