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Latest News

HIV CALD social group
Saturday, October 09, 2010
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ADD YOUR COMMENTS TO SUPPORT MULTICULTURALISM!
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
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Khmer Voice
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
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CD Team Nominated
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
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  PiCC

Partners in Cultural Competence (PiCC) is Queensland's one-stop shop for cross cultural training and consultancy services. For more information about PiCC visit http://www.picc.org.au

  CAMS

Community Action for a Multicultural Society (CAMS), is a network of multicultural community workers undertaking systemic and group advocacy, and community capacity-building activities for the benefit of Queenslanders from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds and to strengthen multiculturalism across the state. http://www.camsqld.org.au

General Publications

• ECCQ - What We Do
  

ECCQ Brochure

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CHRONIC DISEASE Brochure

HIV/AIDS, HEPATITIS & SEXUAL HEALTH Brochure   

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PiCC Brochure

SECA Brochure

WEN Brochure

YOUTH Brochure

• Foster Care

Foster Care Report 2006 [pdf]

•  Housing

Position Paper - CALD Tenancy Advice & Education  [pdf]
This position paper outlines the case for ongoing delivery of tenancy education and advice to ethnic communities.

Migrants and housing – the rental access trap  [pdf]
This report discusses the outcome of a forum held in April 2008 as part of an ECCQ advocacy project to address rights and obligations of tenancies and obstacles and impediments to rental housing in Queensland.  The purpose of the forum was to share information about resources and tenancy community education strategies for diverse communities; identify those strategies and resources that should be updated and sustained; develop an action plan to ensure the sustainability of strategies and explore the capacity for further development of community education strategies.

Stronger Tenancies for new and emerging communities: A research report (Dec 09)

Stronger tenancies (June 09) [pdf]
Exploring the issues and solutions for culturally and linguistically diverse communities in knowing and advocating their rights and responsibilities as tenants.

•  Small Business

Chinese community information regarding the AusIndustry Chinese Small Business Project conducted in Brisbane 2008. A summary of the project's economic outcomes is available here.