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Provides an overview of family support programs and health services available to refugees and asylum seekers living in Victoria.

Some survivors of torture and trauma live with their memories for years, or even for the rest of their lives.

If you are pregnant and have specific cultural or language needs, the first step is to notify your local maternity hospital about your requirements.

There is a range of subsidised and free health services, including services for mental health and dental health, available for children in Victoria.

The Victorian Eyecare Service provides low-cost eye care to eligible people.

There are many subsidised and free medical, dental, mental, community health services available to support young people in Victoria.

If you are feeling unwell, overwhelmed, depressed, anxious or suicidal, it is important to know that there is help out there. Mental health support services are available throughout Victoria, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Whether you are in crisis, looking for someone to talk to or seeking advice about mental illness, there is help available.

Foundation House provides services to people of refugee backgrounds who have experienced torture or trauma in their country of origin, or while fleeing that country.

Community health centres operate across Victoria and offer a range of community health services to local residents.

If you've recently arrived in Australia or missed out on an immunisation for any reason, you may need catch-up doses.