🧠FREE ACCESS to Mental Health Care ❤️
A Medicare card is not needed to access this service. If you or someone in your community is feeling stressed, overwhelmed, worried, or unsure where to get help, support is available for you. You do not need a Medicare card. You do not need to pay to get started. And you do not need to navigate it alone. Medicare Mental Health Centres connect people with trained mental health professionals who can support you with: Managing health concerns Stress, anxiety, or low mood Family or relationship pressures Settlement challenges Trauma or past difficult experiences Feeling isolated or lonely These services are welcoming, safe, confidential, and culturally respectful. 📞 Call them on 1800 595 212 (Mon–Fri, 8:30am–5pm) to get free mental health care help that fits your individual needs and budget. They can help you make a plan, find services near you, and arrange interpreters if needed. Everyone deserves support - please call our Helpline on 1800 500 258 if you're not sure where to get started - we are here to help ❤️🌍 Research Findings: Experiences of CALD People with Cancer
For those interested in understanding more about the unique experiences and needs of people from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) backgrounds affected by cancer, Victorian Integrated Cancer Services (VICS) has released important consultation findings. These insights explore the challenges CALD communities face when navigating cancer care and highlight opportunities to create more inclusive, accessible, and culturally safe support across the system. You can read the full research findings and project details here: 👉 https://vics.org.au/projects/cald-consultation-2025-26-vics-optimal-care-summits If you’d like to discuss the report, share your reflections, or talk about what culturally responsive care means to you, feel free to start a conversation below. Your perspectives are always valued. 💛Welcome to the Group – Multilingual Breast Cancer Resources Available
We’re glad you found our Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) group! If you or someone you care for prefers information in a language other than English, Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) offers a range of Multilingual resources designed to support people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities. What’s available? BCNA provides translated information in multiple languages, including resources about: Understanding breast cancer Treatment options and side effects Living well during and after treatment Support services and navigating the health system These resources are designed to help everyone feel informed, supported, and included. We’re here for you🤝 If you have questions or need help finding resources in your preferred language, please reach out to BCNA's Helpline 1800 500 258 or call The Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 13 14 50 ask to call Breast Cancer Network Australia.
