In the period of July – September an expert team of MCWH bilingual health educators facilitated our free health education program for state-wide female students of the Adult Migrant English Service (AMES) at the Multicultural Hub in the CBD. It was a greatly empowering program for all women involved! We discussed all health related aspects concerning women and their families including sexual and reproductive health, mental health, women’s safety, healthy nutrition and lifestyle, and many more. The culmination of the eight week program was an evaluation day, where women shared the impact our education had on their everyday lives including understanding the importance of prevention, changing old habits and behaviours and making more informed decisions to act on in the future. We enjoyed a celebration which involved awarding all women participants with Certificate of Attendance.
Here is one of many quotes demonstrating the impact of the MCWH health education program on women:
“ I have never thought that being compelled to have sex should constitute some form of domestic violence, because in my family I have never discussed this with my mother. My mother gave me advice that to maintain happy family the first thing I need to do is make my husband happy. I have never said ‘no’ to my husband since I married him.”
In the time of July – September a specialist group of MCWH bilingual wellbeing teachers encouraged our free wellbeing instruction program for all inclusive female understudies of the Adult Migrant English Service (AMES) at the Multicultural Hub in the CBD. It was an incredibly enabling system for all ladies included! We examined all wellbeing related viewpoints concerning ladies and their families including sexual and conceptive wellbeing, emotional wellness, ladies’ security, sound sustenance and way of life, and some more. The finish of the eight week project was an assessment day, where ladies shared the effect our instruction had on their ordinary lives including understanding the significance of avoidance, changing old propensities and practices and settling on more educated choices to follow up on later on. We delighted in a festival which included honoring all ladies members with Certificate of Attendance.
In the time of July – September a specialist group of MCWH bilingual wellbeing teachers encouraged our free wellbeing instruction program for extensive female understudies of the Adult Migrant English Service (AMES) at the Multicultural Hub in the CBD. It was an incredibly engaging system for all ladies included! We talked about all wellbeing related perspectives concerning ladies and their families including sexual and conceptive wellbeing, psychological wellness, ladies’ security, sound sustenance and way of life, and some more. The finish of the eight week project was an assessment day, where ladies shared the effect our training had on their ordinary lives including understanding the significance of counteractive action, changing old propensities and practices and settling on more educated choices to follow up on later on. We delighted in a festival which included recompensing all ladies members with Certificate of Attendance.
This is something good”” “Empowering multicultural women through health education” The perfection of the eight week project was an assessment day, where ladies shared the effect our training had on their regular lives including understanding the significance of avoidance, changing old propensities and practices and settling on more educated choices to follow up on later on. We delighted in a festival which included recompensing all ladies members with Certificate of Attendance.