Good Practice Guide:

Acknowledgements

Contents

1. About this guide

2. Multicultural Mental Health in Australia

2.1 What is currently occurring?

2.1.1 National multicultural mental health approach

2.1.2 State, territory and specialist mental health services

https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/mca/Statements/english-multicultural-statement.pdfhttp://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/lookup/Media%20Release3http://www.vtmh.org.au/_literature_39239/Access_Reporthttp://www.mhima.org.au/pdfs/2093%20MHiMA%20CALD%20REPORT_06-2.pdf

3. Existing gaps and priority areas

3.1 Access to care

3.2 Data Collection

3.3 Services and Resources

4. Good practice

4.1 What the literature says about good practice

4.1.1 Addressing the needs of emerging groups

4.1.2 Professional accredited interpreters and multilingual information

4.1.3 Models of mental health

4.1.4 Organisation and leadership

http://www.conversationsmatter.com.au/professional-resource/resources-for-cald-communitieshttp://www.conversationsmatter.com.au/professional-resource/resources-for-cald-communities

4.1.5 Supporting diverse workforces

4.2 Principles of good practice

https://embracementalhealth.org.au/service-providers/framework-landing

https://www.tepou.co.nz/resources/search/terms/cultural

5. Focus for future initiatives

5.1 Holistic perspective

5.2 Integration across mental health services

5.3 Generational need

http://www.cultureinmind.org.au/

5.4 Stigma

5.5 Co-design

5.6 Access to specialist support

5.7 Alternate approaches to service delivery

5.8 Prevention

https://worldwellnessgroup.org.au/mental-health-andwellbeing/

5.9 Including carers

5.10 Outreach

5.11 Context

6. Summary