Seven standards on which MCWH bases its model of high quality multilingual health education
Making the Links: A Guide to Working with Migrant and Refugee Communities in Primary Prevention and Early Intervention
Download ‘Making the Links Best Practice Guide’ as a pdf here Download ‘Making the Links Best Practice Guide’ as a word document here While mainstream family and domestic violence and sexual assault services have made significant strides in supporting migrant…
Communicating for Connection Values-Based Messaging Guide
Download the Community for Connectiong Values-Based Messaging guide as a Word Document Download the Community for Connectiong Values-Based Messaging guide as a PDF MCWH and Safe and Equal have launched a new resource, bringing together lessons from members of the…
Improving our approach to community-led prevention guide (2024)
A short guide on intersectional practice for those working in primary prevention with multicultural and faith-based communities.
Best practice guide for migrant and refugee inclusive disaster preparedness, response, and recovery
Nine guiding principles to inform disaster preparedness, response and recovery efforts for migrant and refugee women, non-binary, and gender diverse people.
Budget Bid 2024/25: Moving Ahead Together
MCWH is calling for meaningful investment in migrant and refugee women’s health and wellbeing in the next Victorian Budget.
Annual General Meeting and Annual Report 2022 – 2023
We are pleased to present the MCWH Annual Report 2022 – 23: Strengthening migrant women’s health and wellbeing for 45 years.
Statement calling to protect the health, wellbeing and safety of civilians in Gaza
As a feminist organisation advocating for the health, wellbeing and safety of migrant and refugee women and their communities, we are deeply troubled by the situation that is unfolding in Palestine. We affirm our commitment to safeguarding women’s lives and…
Building Bridges Report Released
Building Bridges is an advocacy and research project which enables migrant and refugee people to participate in the mental health reform process and demonstrates what intersectional, targeted prevention and effective community-based programs for migrant and refugee women should look like.
Submission to the Multicultural Framework Review
MCWH recently had the opportunity to make a submission to the Multicultural Framework Review. Our submission is framed in direct response to the Multicultural Framework Review’s Terms of Reference and is based on our work with migrant and refugee women…