Welcome to Asian Health Website
www.asianhealth.govt.nz

The Asian Health Website is established by Auckland Regional Public Health Service (ARPHS's) Asian Public Health in June 2005 with funding from the Ministry of Health (MoH). The website provides a single pool of Health Resources in English and various Asian languages to enhance Asian people’s access to health services, and information and to assist health providers to enhance their outreach to Asian communities.

This initiative was based on the Asian Health Information Needs Analysis conducted by ARPHS's Asian Public Health Coordinator in early 2004 following the Asian Public Health Project Report, 2003 (a public health needs-assessment of the Auckland region initiated by the Asian community and sponsored by the MoH).

What you can find in Asian Health Website:

• Asian Health Website Contacts

• Asian Health Resources and information in English and Asian languages, such as Chinese, Hindi, Korean, Vietnamese, Khmer and Japanese

• Services and Organisations related to Asian Health and web-links

• Asian Health Publications

The Asian Health Resources are intended for use by health and social service professionals as well as people in the community. These resources are organised so that it will be easy for you to locate the information you need.

The resources are grouped as follows:

Language

• Chinese

• English

• Hindi

• Japanese

• Khmer

• Korean

• Vietnamese

Category

• Addiction

• Child & Family Health

• Disease & Illness

• Health & Safety

• Lifestyle

• Mental Health

• Services & Information

• Websites & Organisations

The website will be updated regularly. You can submit feedback and comments online by clicking on the feedback link.

Health information in the Asian Health website is contributed by a range of services and organisations. Material featured on this site is subject to copyright. All material may however be reproduced free of charge in any format or media without requiring specific permission. This is subject to the material being reproduced accurately and not being used in a derogatory manner or in a misleading context.

Where the material is being published or issued to others, the source and copyright status must be acknowledged.