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National Cultural Competency Tool (NCCT) For Mental Health Services

November 18, 2014

This package has been specifi cally designed for use by mental health services in working with people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds. The development of this National Cultural Competency Tool (NCCT) for mental health services is an exciting and signifi cant step towards enhancing the capacity of the mental health workforce in working transculturally with an increasingly multicultural population.

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