The Association for Culturally Appropriate Services

Advocating for Quality Care to Meet Diverse Cultural Needs of Communities and Providers.

Client's Words

"Via its network of contacts in different sectors, including the University and NAATI on how to provide CaLD-appropriate services, AfCAS would assist the aged care and disability provider with a holistic support."

The Association for Culturally
Appropriate Services Welcomes You

AfCAS promotes quality, accountability and access to culturally

appropriate services for our Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD)

seniors, regardless of their geographic location.

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Services

Training

Cultural Audits
& Charters

Mentoring

Community Engagement & Advisory Services

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Upcoming Seminars

The Association for Culturally Appropriate Services (AfCAS) is pleased to invite you to "Promoting Well-Being of Migrant Seniors: A Visit at a Time". It is an upcoming seminar with an amazing speaker Professor Loretta Baldassar!

Date: Thursday, 7th November, 2024.

Time: 9:30am-11:00am followed by the AGM 11am-11:30am-all welcome

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Webinars

Participant satisfaction from our previous seminars and events has been outstanding, providing insight and knowledge. Hence, these seminars are available for purchase on this website.

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People

Membership

AFCAS invites membership from CaLD community organisations, service providers and individuals to ensure services are culturally appropriate and accessible for CaLD clients.

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Committee

The work of AfCAS is directed by a committee representative of members from a range of CaLD backgrounds and experience of work in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

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Partners

Our work is supported and informed through building strong partnerships and networks across key agencies delivering culturally appropriate services.

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Collaborations

Volunteering form the backbone of AfCAS. With our members and volunteers, in partnership with Universities and other like-minded organisations, we assist culturally and linguistically diverse seniors, and their service providers to improve the quality of care.

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