Language and cultural barriers often causes a sense of isolation in migrants. Family counsellor Gerald Cheung of First Light Care says finding positive aspects in the culture of the adopted country will help break down barriers.
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Language and cultural barriers often causes a sense of isolation in migrants. Family counsellor Gerald Cheung of First Light Care says finding positive aspects in the culture of the adopted country will help break down barriers.
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