Recovering after a disaster fact sheets in Arabic, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional and Vietnamese

Phoenix Australia has developed fact sheets about recovery after a disaster in Arabic, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional and Vietnamese. You can read more about recovery after a disaster by using the links below: Helping yourself after a disaster (English) fact…

Mental health and wellbeing information in Arabic, Assyrian, Burmese, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Croatian, Dari, Dinka, Greek, Hazaragi, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Macedonian, Nepali, Persian, Punjabi, Sinhala, Spanish, Swahili, Tamil, Tigrinya, Urdu and Vietnamese

Australian Government, Department of Health has developed fact sheets about COVID 19 and looking after your mental health and wellbeing in Arabic, Assyrian, Burmese, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Croatian, Dari, Dinka, Greek, Hazaragi, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Macedonian, Nepali,…

Alcohol and pregnancy fact sheets in Arabic, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Dari, Hazaragi, Hindi, Punjabi, Spanish, Thai and Vietnamese

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder has developed fact sheets about alcohol and pregnancy in Arabic, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Dari, Hazaragi, Hindi, Punjabi, Spanish, Thai and Vietnamese. You can read more about alcohol and pregnancy by using the links below: Alcohol…
MCWH in the Media

‘Women’s health funding has dropped from $4 to $2 per Victorian woman’: Health alliance calls for urgent funding fix

“Women’s health funding has eroded from $4 per woman upon commencement in 1988, to $2 per Victorian woman today. That is an effective cut of 50% due to population growth having to be absorbed by under pressure women, staff and governance committees.”
A brightly coloured illustration of a waiting room full of women from different backgrounds and walks of life, expressing different health needs. On the waiting room floor it reads 'We can't keep waiting. Invest in women's health care and wellbeing'

Valuing migrant women’s health

In the area of health, equitable funding for women’s health services, which keeps up with population growth, is long overdue. Over time, funding for the women’s health program in Victoria has eroded from $4 per woman to $2 per Victorian woman today. When it comes to the million migrant women living in Victoria, the amount MCWH receives in funding is a very inadequate 68c per woman.