The guide aims to help patients and carers understand what may happen after discharge from a mental health service, including discharge and safety plans, medication information, follow-up appointments, warning signs, crisis support and pathways to ongoing care, including clear explanations of key terms, actionable guidance and information about accessing an interpreter.
The Language Justice Network (LJN) is a community-led not-for-profit organization that provides interpreting and translation, training and workshops, consulting and policy development, and sector capacity building designed with and for LGBTQIA+ forcibly displaced people.
This resource was developed by Embrace Multicultural Mental Health to support people from CALD backgrounds to access appropriate mental health support when needed. It is available in 18 languages.
This resource was developed by Embrace Multicultural Mental Health to support people from CALD backgrounds to better understand mental health. It is available in 18 languages.
Includes information about health impacts, Australian law, and available services and support. It is available in English, Amharic, Arabic, French, Indonesian, Krio, Oromo, Somali, Swahili and Tigrinya, as both a web and print resource.