2016). One of CEH's health promotion programs includes the Multicultural Health and Support Service (MHSS) which aims to prevent human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections (STI) infections in refugee and refugee communities. migrants, asylum seekers and mobile populations (CEH 2016b ). The purpose of this program is associated with the primary health care principle of equitable access to health care, health promotion and disease prevention. CEH promotes the program by collaborating with communities and health services, in line with the primary healthcare principle of community participation and with a multisectoral approach (CEH 2016a). MHSS supports the primary healthcare principle of using appropriate technologies by providing people with assistance in making appointments for screening and diagnostic tests (CEH 2016b). The program applies the HP principle of reorienting health services by running a multicultural sexual health network that brings together people from multiple sectors to share information, improve coordination of services and research ways to improve the health of refugees and migrants (CEH 2016b) . MHSS is also in line with the HP principle of strengthening community action because it works