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Reducing Gambling Frequency with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities
The Reducing Gambling Frequency Project is a prevention and intervention project funded by the Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation (VRGF). Implementation of the project commenced in February 2015 and this report relates to the period February to May2015. The intention of the project was to reduce gambling frequency of culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) seniors groups that recreate at electronic gaming machine (EGMs) venues. The Healthwest Partnership worked in partnership with the six key ethnic community organisations.
Reducing Gambling Harm - A public health approach
This training manual is designed to raise awareness and reduce the frequency of gambling in culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities in Victoria. It has been developed to support communities to take action to reduce harm caused by gambling.
HWPCP Member Grant - Hume & Whittlesea Pharmacy Waiver Program
Whittlesea Community Connections (WCC) in partnership with Cabrini Asylum Seeker and Refugee Health Hub established a pharmacy waiver program trial from WCC’s Epping office enabling people seeking asylum to access free prescribed medication and referrals.
Working with the Karen Community-A resource for service providers-Translated resource
Translated Resource: The Karen people are an ethnic minority group who originate from Burma and arrived in Australia as refugees, and whose community is continuing to grow in Victoria. The aim of this report is to support service providers to engage with the community by increasing an understanding of who the Karen people are and their experiences of settlement in Australia.
Working with the Karen Community-A resource for service providers
The Karen people are an ethnic minority group who originate from Burma and arrived in Australia as refugees, and whose community is continuing to grow in Victoria. The aim of this report is to support service providers to engage with the community by increasing an understanding of who the Karen people are and their experiences of settlement in Australia.
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VicPCP acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Victoria, their diversity, histories and knowledge and their continuing connections to land and community. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and Elders of past, present and future generations[/col][col size=”4″ screen=”md”][/col][/row]