Reaserch
Research
The RASNZ research programme works collaboratively with communities, partner organisations and academic institutions to provide methodologically robust and innovative studies to capture the complexities of resettlement in New Zealand. Our aim is to increase insights and understanding of the resettlement process to support positive psychosocial outcomes for people from refugee backgrounds.
The purpose of RASNZ research is:
- To improve resettlement outcomes for people from refugee backgrounds who settle in New Zealand
- To improve capability and capacity of community and clinical service delivery
- To build capacity in former refugee communities to engage in research
- To raise awareness and understanding of all New Zealanders about the challenges and issues faced by people seeking refuge
- To inform public debate and policy development
Research
Background
Clinical
- eCALD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) Resources
- Service Responsiveness to Asian, Refugee and Migrant populations: Factsheet series – Factsheet 4
- Developing Culturally Responsive Services for Working with Refugee Youth with Mental Health Concerns
- Therapies for Refugees, Asylum Seekers and New Migrants
At RASNZ, we provide mental health and well-being services, including advocacy and diversity programs, for Rainbow refugees and asylum seekers.