Refugee Health Network Queensland
Funded by Queensland Health and supported by Mater Refugee Health, works to improve healthcare for refugees and asylum seekers. The Network’s goal is for all refugees and asylum seekers settling in Queensland to receive the right care, at the right time, and in the right place, ensuring the best possible health outcomes and well-being.
Multicultural Australia
As Queensland’s leading humanitarian settlement provider, Multicultural Australia helps refugees, asylum seekers, international students, and migrants settle into their new lives. They offer services to help people connect, find work, learn new skills, and feel at home.
Queensland Program of Assistance to Survivors of Torture and Trauma (QPASTT)
QPASTT is a non-government, not-for-profit organisation providing culturally responsive services to support people who have sought safety from persecution, torture, and war-related trauma. Since 1995, they’ve been helping survivors in Queensland regardless of their background. Their mission is to assist refugees to heal, belong, and thrive in the community, promoting lives free from trauma and human rights violations.
Ethic Communities Council of Queensland (ECCQ)
ECCQ is the peak body for Multicultural Queensland, connected with communities to share their strengths and challenges with governments and partners. They empower communities to self-advocate, provide support through health programs, and offer capacity-building services. ECCQ works with government and partners to influence decisions and celebrate multicultural success stories, amplifying the voices of vulnerable groups.
Brisbane North Primary Health Network (Brisbane North PHN)
One of 31 Primary Health Networks across Australia, this organisation supports clinicians and communities in Brisbane’s northern suburbs, Moreton Bay city, parts of Somerset Regional Council, and Norfolk Island. Their key objectives are to increase the efficiency of medical services for patients, particularly those at risk of poor health outcomes, and to improve care coordination, ensuring patients receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time.
World Wellness Group (WWG)
WWG was founded by five Brisbane health workers with over 30 years of experience across not-for-profit and public sector roles in multicultural health and mental health. In response to the ongoing loss of multicultural health programs due to shifting policies and funding priorities, despite positive outcomes, they created an independent health social enterprise to deliver services and address the systems that cause disadvantage.
True Relations and Reproductive Health (True)
True is a profit-for-purpose organisation and leading provider of reproductive and sexual health services in Queensland. Established in 1972, True works to improve health literacy and outcomes for all people through clinical services, education, and counselling, supporting safe and respectful relationships with a focus on quality care, safety, and choice.
Settlement Services International (SSI)
SSI supports individuals, children, families and communities via a range of vital human services, from settlement support of newcomers and refugees, through to programs in employment and education, and health, wellbeing and social supports for all Australians, new and old.