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Multicultural Health Communication Awards

Eligibility | Entry Guidelines | Award

MHCS Awards

In 2003 the NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service (Multicultural Health Communication) established an award program for health staff and staff of health funded organisations including NGOs who produce multilingual health resources.
The rationale is to encourage good practice in multicultural health communication and to ensure that bilingual resources are recognised, promoted and distributed. Resources are also placed on our website.

Eligibility

All staff who work in NSW Area Health Services or at the NSW Department of Health and NGOs funded by NSW Health

Entry Guidelines

Resources submitted need to be:
• print, audio, or audio-visual
• of State wide relevance
• available in English and at least one language other than English
• developed incorporating elements of good practice including a needs assessment
• Translated by NAATI accredited translator
• culturally appropriate
• able to be added to the Multicultural Communication website (Audio/visual exempt)
 
Please read guidelines on website - use the following links:

The resource could be a poster, brochure, patient information, sign or symbol, or educational material. We are not necessarily looking for the most attractive resource. We are looking for useful resources!

Award

Awards for each category will be presented for the Best Resource produced on a low cost budget, (below $5,000) and the Best Resource produced from a budget of $5,000 or more. A certificate will be issued to all participants who comply with the entry guidelines.

Categories:
1. Posters
2. Fact sheets/brochures
3. Audio Visual

Multicultural Health Communication Awards 2009

Entry details and application deadline

Entries for the 2009 Multicultural Health Communication Award has been CLOSED.
The winner will be announced in July 2009

This web page is managed and authorised by NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service. Last updated: 21 September, 2009
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