Embrace Society

19/05/2024

AUDIO CONTENT FOR BROADCASTERS

In this episode, we hear from Nidhi.

This is another Carers Testimonial, the audio companion to the stunning Real Carers, Real Stories – In Their Own Words digital photographic exhibition by Effy Alexakis

Nidhi lives with cerebral palsy and mild vision impairment, is a carer for her former partner and now friend, who himself is vision impaired. He is also in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction, has depression and lives with a painful physical disability.

Aakriti, Elaine, Faten, Josephine, Leanne, Monira, Nidhi, Robina, Sylvia, and Thuy share with us what a day in the life of a carer is like.

Episodes in English are complemented by interpretations voiced in Arabic, Cantonese, Croatian, Greek, Italian, Mandarin, Turkish, and Vietnamese.

You can hear Nidhi’s story here and download the series as broadcast mp3 files and transcripts to share with your listeners https://cbaa.box.com/s/kwb7vbiamh8us5ywpk6mclk9gwk4rtog

To find out more search “Real Carers Real Stories”

12/05/2024

Aakriti is a carer for her friends Himanshu and Neha, who both live with muscular dystrophy.

Radio stations can download the Carers Audio Testimonial Series for broadcast here: iandg.groupdropbox.com/share/4e187614539b3468b6c04fa813b1aeea

02/11/2023

There are more than 2.65 million unpaid carers in Australia. That’s 1 in 9 people. But research tells us that within CALD communities, caring is seen as a family and community responsibility. Many carers do not ask for help until they reach crisis point.

By sharing carers’ personal stories, other carers may be inspired to reach out for support and help.

Embrace Society conceived and produced this evocative Digital photographic exhibition as well as supporting resources. Its worth a visit.

https://www.carergateway.gov.au/real-carers-real-stories

25/09/2023

This short Childcare Subsidy audio series is available to download for broadcast in Arabic, Cantonese, English (South Asian accents), Greek, Italian, Korean, Mandarin and Vietnamese.

we follow 8 superhero mums as they go on a journey of self-empowerment.

Meet: Layla (Arabic), Jing Yi (Cantonese), Maria (Greek), Emma (Italian), Young Hee Kim (Korean), Zoe (Mandarin), Asha (South Asian English) and Xuan (Vietnamese)

Each visit their childcare centre to discover new possibilities for their life with the recently increased childcare subsidy.

This is Asha’s story

Download the audio here: http://iandg.groupdropbox.com/share/d92486fd328a175432538ec3b118e22a

26/05/2022

Anthony Albanese is the first Australian prime minister-elect to have a surname that does not reflect an Anglo-Celtic background, in what he says is a win for multicultural Australia.

27/04/2021

Honoured to launch the Blacktown Multicultural Policy which was written by Embrace Society. The Policy, which was very well received, is a blue print for Blacktown City Council's commitment to building a culturally diverse and socially inclusive society.

13/02/2020

Australia’s largest circulating and longest-running Chinese language paper, Sing Tao Daily, will close after going into liquidation last week.Offices in Sydney and Melbourne have been closed and Mumbrella understands 20 staff have been let go.The publication was one of 16 overseas editions of Hong...

23/05/2019

24/04/2019

Ethnic media are not just essential for the media landscape itself, but to facilitate successful migrant settlement.

Ethnic media are not just essential for the media landscape itself, but to facilitate successful migrant settlement, explains John Budarick in this crossposting from The Conversation.