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Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc.

Centre for Migrant and Refugee runs a Mental Health Care operation from Caroline Springs, Victoria. The record marks it a nonprofit. It holds one address on record, all in Australia. The record counts 2 people. Tagged optometry, sexual health and homelessness. One Australian registration (ABN) is a confirmed match. The record links five similar brands, most of them in Non-profit Organizations.

Profile live Nonprofit Founded 2019 1 entity ABN 1 office country
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Key facts

Counted staff
2
self-reported band not used
Founded
2019
7 years
Legal entities
1
ABR
Office countries
1
1 address
Funding rounds
None on record
Company type
Nonprofit
self-reported
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  • Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc.

    ABN78214683185

    VICHigh confidenceMatched on exact nameABR

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Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc.: 1 registry entityCentre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc. is linked to 1 registry entity: Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc. (ABN 78214683185, candidate).Centre for Migrant and RefugeeHealth, Inc.Centre for Migrant andRefugee Health, Inc.ABN 78214683185Candidate · High confidence
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Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc.ABN 78214683185
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Description

The establishment of CMRH as an independent statutory non-profitable and charity public health agency aimed to address the social determinants of mental health, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation to individuals and families affected from migrant, refugee, and asylum seekers background communities. Overall, they are most affected by mental disorders and that cumulative stress and physical health services as mechanisms through which the impacts of social determinants multiply across the lifespan and many generations.

We collaborate with migrants, refugees, asylum seekers, health service providers, private and government agencies, or institutions. The CMRH and partners develop interventions that minimize health risk factors and promote protective factors, through evidence-based information and established databases and responses that promote better health and wellbeing of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in Victoria.

A. Our services The CMRH services follow health domain areas:

Programs and projects I. Employment supports a. Career, Training and Mentoring b. Individual Placement and Support (IPS) programs B. Multicultural Integrated Social and Mental Healthcare services The use of community health professionals for patient outreach to navigation and provide care management activities to improving patient engagement and treatment utilization in low-resource settings.

II. Communities That Care for Livelihood a. Alcohol and other drugs (AOD)- substance use and abuse, including counselling, referral to psychiatric services, Hepatitis C and B services.

b. Physical activities, Recreation, Social connectedness, and Support.

c. Education Support and Parental Relationship.

d. Nutrition Food Care Package and other essential materials Support III. Allied Health and Care Support a. Pharmacy Prescribing Support Services.

b. Diabetic Care, Education and Management Services.

c. Physiotherapy, osteopathy, optometry, oral health, and chiropractic.

Specialties

All 14 specialties
  • Mental Health
  • Social determinant of Mental Health
  • Refugee
  • Migrant
  • Housing
  • Homelessness
  • Support health policy
  • social isolated people
  • vulnerable communities
  • Sexual Health
  • Sexual reproduction
  • Physiotherapy
  • Allied Health
  • Optometry

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Offices in 1 countryCountry footprint: 1 country, primary AU. Codes: AU.1 countryprimary AUAU
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Countries1
Primary countryAU

All codes: AU

Addresses

  • AU24 Central Pkwy; Caroline Springs, Victoria 3023Primary

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2 employee profiles on record · names withheld.

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FAQ

Which legal entity operates under Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc.?

One Victoria entity on the ABR. Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc. (ABN 78 214 683 185), high confidence.

How many people work at Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc.?

The record holds 2 counted staff profiles at January 2026. Its self-reported band sits above that count and is not published as a headcount.

Where does Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc. have offices?

One address on record, Australia only. Primary: 24 Central Pkwy, Caroline Springs, Victoria 3023.

Has Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc. raised funding?

None linked to this brand.

What does this brand list as its specialties?

14 tags on the brand's own list, among them optometry, sexual health and homelessness.

Which companies are listed alongside Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health, Inc.?

Five peer profiles on record: Australasian College of Sport and Exercise Physicians (ACSEP) and Melbourne Neurocare.