Strengthening Emergency Engagement & Communication

An NHMRC-funded project improving support for multicultural communities during emergencies in Australia.

[Strengthening Emergency Engagement & Communication @SEECproject]

📢 Calling all community members from Arabic, Pasifika, Chinese, Ezidi, Bangladeshi, and Nepalese backgrounds in Australia! 🗣️ Participate in our survey to help shape future emergency communication - Link to survey here: https://t.co/9W5VP1OYzj

[Dina Kerr دينا @NinaDoor]

Are you 18+ living in #Victoria and speaking #Arabic. Help us understand and strengthen Communication in Emergency settings via this #survey

https://t.co/bcxjnICC3O

@SEECproject

[Strengthening Emergency Engagement & Communication @SEECproject]

📢 Calling all community members from Arabic, Pasifika, Chinese, Ezidi, Bangladeshi, and Nepalese backgrounds in Australia! 🗣️ Participate in our survey to help shape future emergency communication - Link to survey here: https://t.co/9W5VP1OYzj

[Strengthening Emergency Engagement & Communication @SEECproject]

Also available in Arabic (https://t.co/sqoNw7qDno), Nepali (https://t.co/X9bgOyLaGz), Kurdish Kurmanji (https://t.co/D3hNwvxLUz), Chinese Traditional (https://t.co/xtTTAsYGn9), and Chinese Simplified (https://t.co/oX2XikZubv)

[Strengthening Emergency Engagement & Communication @SEECproject]

📢 Calling all community members from Arabic, Pasifika, Chinese, Ezidi, Bangladeshi, and Nepalese backgrounds in Australia! 🗣️ Participate in our survey to help shape future emergency communication - Link to survey here: https://t.co/9W5VP1OYzj

[NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service @mhcsnsw]

Swipe for information in #Punjabi! Do you travel far from home for special medical care? You can find financial help for travel and accommodation costs if you travel more than 100km one way, or 200km in a week.

Visit @HealthShareNSW: https://t.co/VafBWYcWSd

[A/Prof Holly Seale @hollyseale]

Our latest paper: focused on factors influencing communication and engagement with ethnic and racial minority groups in Australia during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A review of what went wrong but more importantly the lessons learnt for future crises @SEECproject
@UNSWMedicine

[Strengthening Emergency Engagement & Communication @SEECproject]

Available in Arabic, Dari, Farsi, Nepalese, Swahili, Urdu and more! Available from https://t.co/AqCehdpfE4 @mhcsnsw #RefugeeWeek

[Strengthening Emergency Engagement & Communication @SEECproject]

Great to see Dr Mitchell Smith, Director of NSW Refugee Health & a member of our SEEC team, launching the NSW Healthcare System Information Booklet. It provides info around Medicare, how to call an ambulance, how to get medication and more! Available in 20 languages!

[NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service @mhcsnsw]

🌍 It's #MensHealthWeek! Concerned about your #LungHealth and those of your mates at work?

If you work in dusty environments like construction sites, mines, quarries or factories, share this #multilingual fact sheet @lungfoundation:
https://t.co/tp9QJWooKI

[NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service @mhcsnsw]

✉ You are invited to the online Engaging Effectively with Refugee Communities Forum on 20 June!

Presented by @mhcsnsw in partnership with NSW Refugee Health Service & @SSI_tweets, supported by @NSWHealth

RSVP by 13 June: https://t.co/W6J2RJlqbP

#WorldRefugeeDay #RefugeeWeek

[NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service @mhcsnsw]

🎉 Apply now for the #MulticulturalHealthWeek 2023 Small Grants Program!

Small grants of up to $2,000 are being offered to local health districts and community organisations to promote physical activity. Applications must be submitted by 17 June, 5pm: https://t.co/COjzYNE1H5

[Strengthening Emergency Engagement & Communication @SEECproject]

📢 Seeking community voices! 🗣️ We want to hear from you! Community leaders, bilingual workers, religious leaders, and youth leaders (18+)—share your experiences supporting your communities during emergencies. Contact us at [email protected] #CommunitySupport #EmergencyResponse