For Bayside, Georges River and Sutherland Shire human service providers
Everymind training builds skills, knowledge, and confidence to support refugees and people seeking asylum experiencing mental health concerns or suicidal distress in non-clinical settings. Participants learn culturally responsive, trauma-informed approaches to recognise signs of distress, communicate respectfully, and connect individuals to support.
Access training
This post expires on Sunday 6 December 2026
This Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) report reviews the adequacy, consistency, and accessibility of payments and financial supports for foster, kinship, and permanent carers. It examines how inadequate supports impact carer recruitment, retention, and household strain.
Findings & report download
This post expires on Sunday 6 December 2026
Led by WayAhead, Mental Health Month (MHM) encourages open conversations, raises awareness, and promotes support-seeking. The 2026 theme, “A Little Connection Goes a Long Way,” highlights how everyday moments of connection foster wellbeing. Downloadable resources include posters, MHM Calendar, school packs, and more.
Download MHM resources
South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) course to provide new parents with the knowledge to deliver CPR and first aid for common infant related injuries including choking, poisoning, snake and spider bites and more. New parents from overseas and from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are encouraged to join.
Tuesday, 17 November, 10am-12pm
Flyer | Registration | Contact: Galuh Sapthari, 0439 510 697 or Galuh.Sapthari@health.nsw.gov.au
NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service podcast series gives voice to Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities on their common health concerns and challenges, facilitating in-depth conversations between health experts and the communities to improve their health literacy and understanding.
Episode 1: Vaccination
This post expires on Tuesday 1 December 2026
Australian Government 1800MEDICARE is a 24/7 service that connects people to expert health advice and helps them access the right care at the right time. Translated resources for multicultural communities are now available for download.
1800MEDICARE Translated Resources
This post expires on Tuesday 1 December 2026
South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) is running free Immunisation Clinics to provide routine childhood immunisations for Aboriginal children. All bubs and kids from 6 weeks to 5 years are welcome to attend the clinic for their vaccinations, even if they are overdue. Medicare not required. Bookings recommended, walk-ins welcome.
Fridays, 4 September & 2 October, 9.20am-1pm
Menai Community Health Centre, 32 Allison Cres, Menai
Flyer | SESLHD Childhood Immunisation Clinics 2026 Calendar | Bookings: 1300 244 288
The program offers a range of activities and educational experiences for children 5-12 years, including arts and crafts, cooking, sports, excursions, movie day, science fun, and more.
Monday to Friday, 28 September to 12 October (closed Monday, 5 October), 7.30am-6pm
CASS Gumnut Early Learning Centre, 48 Queens Rd, Hurstville
Calendar of activities | Bookings: online, 9585 1621 or HELC@cass.org.au | Website
– August Newsletter
– September Calendar of Activities: including women’s health clinics, gym, Pilates, walk & circuit, falls program, boxing group, water group, vaccination clinic, hearing clinic, and more.
Topics include Starting Solids; Sleep Tips for Babies & Toddlers; Helping Children with Fussy Eating Behaviours; Tricky Toddlers & Tantrums; and Breastfeeding your Baby. Pre-recorded webinars are also available.
Various dates & times, September to October
Information & registration