Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for multicultural communities
Resources that will help keep you informed with the latest health information as well as advice and support to look after your mental health and wellbeing.
Translated information
Official information about coronavirus in languages other than English.
Health information
The latest health information, updates and advice for people living in Victoria.
Schools information and advice
Find advice, tips and resources to help parents and carers support your child’s continuity of learning from home.
Racism and discrimination
Experienced racism? Here's what you can do to take action.
Family violence support
You are not alone – support is available if you or someone you know is at risk of family violence.
Mental health and wellbeing
Need to talk? Help lines and online support for mental health.
Financial and crisis support
Information on support, immediate assistance and services to help you if you’re financially affected by coronavirus (COVID-19).
Small business support
Advice, updates and support to help small businesses plan and respond to coronavirus.
International students support
Current and accurate information and resources to help international students facing hardship as a result of coronavirus.
Victorian Government multicultural campaign resources
Share the materials that you can access from these stakeholder kits with your community by email, social media or through messaging apps you use like WhatsApp, WeChat, Messenger and others.
Download all Victorian Government multicultural campaign materials(opens in a new window).
Stronger together — good news stories of community and connection
Experienced racism? Here's what you can do
At a time when people of all ethnicities, cultures and faith backgrounds around the world are struggling to fight coronavirus (COVID-19), we must be united against prejudice and show compassion for all people.
Inquiry into Anti-Vilification Protections
On Tuesday 25 February the Victorian Multicultural Commission presented at a public hearing of the Victorian Parliament Legal and Social Issues Committee’s Inquiry into Anti-Vilification Protections.
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