A Victorian organisation that supports young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds aged about 12 to 25, with outreach, one-to-one case management, mentoring, and help with study and work.
Audience: Refugees and asylum seekers
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Multicultural mental health resources (NSW TMHC)
Mental health resources you can download in more than 40 languages, for families, older people, children, carers, refugees and more.
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Embrace translated mental health information
A national library of mental health information in many languages. Search by topic, such as anxiety, depression, trauma or how to get help, and by language.
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TIS National (Translating and Interpreting Service)
A phone interpreting service in more than 150 languages, available 24 hours. Call to get an interpreter so you can talk to government, health, community and other services.
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Settlement Services International (SSI)
Settlement programs for refugees, humanitarian entrants, people seeking asylum and other migrants, including help for newly arrived young people.
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AMES Australia
Settlement support for refugees and migrants, including English classes, training and help finding work. Delivers the Humanitarian Settlement Program for new arrivals.
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Red Cross migration support
Help for refugees, people seeking asylum, people in immigration detention and others affected by migration. Includes emergency relief for people on temporary visas and help finding missing family members.
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Phoenix Centre
Free and confidential counselling in Tasmania for people from refugee and migrant backgrounds, including survivors of torture and trauma. Offices in Hobart and Launceston.
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ASRC Health Centre
Free health care in Victoria for people seeking asylum, including GPs and mental health support. It focuses on people who do not have Medicare.
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Melaleuca Australia
Counselling and wellbeing support in Darwin for refugees and humanitarian entrants who have difficulties from what happened to them before coming to Australia. Also offers settlement and family services.