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Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health (MCWH) is a voice for migrant & refugee women’s wellbeing in Australia.

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Health Education: everything you need to know!

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We’ve just updated our 2020 Health Education Flyer so you can download a handy list of the languages and health topics we offer

Or you can read all about it on our Health Education page.

Download the program flyer in PDF

 

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