Extensive evidence indicates that the Native family and society are" at risk," having been
undermined by the existing non-Native child welfare, education, and justice systems. This …

In response to the mental health disparities experienced by Aboriginal peoples, and related
inequities regarding the accessibility to appropriate mental health care, there has been a …

Indigenous children are frequently identified as among the most vulnerable groups within
our societies, at high risk of poor health, development and education outcomes. Concern for …

Background: This article describes an action research project aimed at examining the
accessibility of a child and adolescent mental health service to its ethnic minority …

Colonial projects in Canada have a long history of violently intervening into the personal
lives and social structures of Indigenous peoples. These interventions are associated with …

Over the past three decades, policy reforms have been geared towards improving quality of
care, responsiveness, and equitable access to healthcare services for all social groups in …

Principles of equality are so fundamental to the health and well being of children that
nondiscrimination measures are enshrined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights …

For Indigenous people worldwide, accessing Primary Health Care (PHC) services
responsive to socio-cultural realities is challenging, with institutional inequities in healthcare …

Objective This review analyses the available literature that underpins intersectoral service
integration processes and tools designed to improve mental healthcare for Indigenous …

Mental disorders are the second leading cause of disease burden among Australia's
Indigenous people after cardiovascular disease. Yet Indigenous people do not access …