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A new report reveals refugees and humanitarian entrants in Australia are much less likely to self-report cancer and mental health conditions, and are also more likely to die from drowning.

A new report on the health of refugees and humanitarian entrants in Australia shows the communities are much less likely to self-report cancer and mental health conditions. Refugees are also more likely to die from drowning, but are better at reporting conditions like diabetes, kidney disease, stroke and dementia. Multicultural health advocates say the complex picture shows the urgent need to address the difficulties refugees face navigating the healthcare system.

Timmins provides settlement expertise to Cochrane

PhD student Mohit Dudeja shares his mental health story since arriving in Canada from India, and what he'd like done to help other international students thrive. "The anxiety became so much that I was not able to focus on my studies," says Dudeja, who's completing a joint program of Brock University, the University of Windsor and Lakehead University.

Finding ways to include newcomers in the fabric of the town.

Finding ways to include newcomers in the fabric of the town.

Finding ways to include newcomers in the fabric of the town.

New nonprofit is evolving to embrace diversity of local diaspora

Plans for an indoor produce market were first revealed by Aberdeen Multicultural Centre and Aberdeen Climate Action in April 2021.