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Royal Life Saving research shows that cultural backgrounds and social influences can affect a person's risk of drowning. This work helps us to provide culturally appropriate drowning prevention advice and resources for those most at risk.
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MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITIES

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Multicultural Communities Water Safety Workshop Statement - July 2024
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Drowning Among Multicultural Communities in Australia Report - July 2024
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A 10 year national study of overseas born drowning deaths from 2005/06 to 2014/15
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Addressing drowning in multicultural communities - Symposium Action Statements. March 2019
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Cultural diversity and drowning prevention

ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PEOPLES

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Enhancing Cultural Connection To Water - For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples Report
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Yarning about water safety. Qualitative research about water safety with First Nations residents of Wiradjuri land
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Drowning Deaths Among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. A 10-year analysis 2008/09 to 2017/18
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People Key Issues
Multicultural communities in Australia are at greater risk of drowning due to cultural differences in swimming ability and water safety knowledge
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