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Gambling Harm Destigmatisation within Asian Communities in Aotearoa New Zealand

August 2024


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Mentally Healthy Work Migrant Insights of workers in the retail sector

June 2023


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2022 Helping Others Helping Ourselves_International Students Remaking Lives

April 2022


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2022 Reaching Out: Early Identification and Intervention of Gambling Problems Among Asian People in Primary Care

February 2022


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New Zealand Asian Responsible Online Gambling Report 2022

Asian Family Services conducts research regarding online gambling harm among New Zealand Asians.


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Gaps, challenges and pathways to improve Asian mental wellbeing—WTMF project research findings

Asian Family Services (AFS) and Platform Trust were funded to conduct a study to explore ways in which mainstream mental health and addiction (MH&A) providers and Asian specific MH&A providers can work together to better respond to the needs of Asian people in New Zealand.


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Supporting Equitable Perinatal Mental Health Outcomes for Asian Women

Caring for mothers, caring for the future.


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AFS Self Help Booklet

As part of a MoH-funded research project, AFS has produced a booklet to help people manage issues associated with gambling, smoking, alcohol, drugs and emotional distress, available in four language versions: English, Chinese, Korean and Hindi.


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New Zealand Asian Responsible Gambling Report 2021

A research conducted by Asian Family Services and Dr. Andrew Zhu recently released and shown New Zealand Asians' gambling behaviors.


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New Zealand Asian Wellbeing & Mental Health Report 2021

AFS and Dr. Andrew Zhu conducted the survey with Asian people has released the findings. The findings showed that Asians in New Zealand are experiencing depression, stigma, and other mental health issues. The research also has shown Asian wellbeing levels.


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