This WRAP, we’re reflecting on what it means to ‘show up’ for migrant workers, and what is next for recovery, both economic and health. Our 60 Seconds interview features Training Officer, Bibiana Huggins.
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Showing up for our workers
Evidence shows that those hardest hit by the pandemic have been women and migrant workers. We need migration policy reforms to fight against unemployment, casualisation.
Submission to the Public Accounts and Estimates Committee Inquiry into the Victorian Government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic
This submission has been developed by the Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health (MCWH). Introduction The Multicultural Centre for Womens’ Health (MCWH) welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to comment on the Victorian Government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic as…
Advice for pregnant women and new parents
Birth for Humankind has developed a fact sheet for pregnant women and new parents. You can read more about pregnancy and being a new parent by using the link below: Advice for pregnant Aboriginal women and new parents-fact sheet.pdf Advice…
HIV information in Arabic, Chinese, Indonesian, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai and Vietnamese
Multicultural HIV and Hepatitis Service has developed booklets about HIV in Arabic, Chinese, Indonesian, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai and Vietnamese. You can read more about HIV by using the links below: HIV: What you need to know-Booklet-English.pdf HIV: What you need…
Annual Report 2018-19
Read the messages from our Chairperson and Executive Director below or download the full annual report.
Job Opening: Project Officer – Prevention of Violence against Women
About Us Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health (MCWH) is a national, community-based organisation which is led by and for women from immigrant and refugee backgrounds. We are committed to advancing the health and wellbeing of immigrant and refugee women, through…
The WRAP #66: June 2018
Supporting migrant families, bringing culture to the clinic and then and now with Tamara Kwarteng June has been marked by grief for many of us. Grief for women like Eurydice Dixon and Qi Yu, murdered by violent men. Grief for…
Then and Now with Tamara Kwarteng
Our new Chairwoman and style guru What were you doing in 1978? I was in the final year of my BSc (Biochemistry and Chemistry) course at the University of Ghana. Course work only occupied part of my time in 1978…
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