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Small Change, Big Impact: Women’s Health Services Network Collective Impact Report.

The Victorian Women’s Health Services Network are proud to launch Small Change, Big Impact: Women’s Health Services Network Collective Impact Report. The report captures the combined impact of the women’s health sector to advance Victorian women’s health and equality – a key part of Victoria’s public health infrastructure for four decades.

Set the PACE: Five ways to design leadership programs for migrant women, non-binary and gender diverse people

MCWH’s PACE Leadership Program has published Set the PACE, a best practice guide for those looking to design leadership programs for migrant women, non-binary and gender diverse people. Set the PACE supports migrant and refugee women, non-binary and gender diverse leaders…
Healty Relationships 101

Healthy relationships fact sheets in Arabic, Chinese, Hindi and Vietnamese

Family Planning New South Wales has developed fact sheets about healthy relationships in Arabic, Chinese, Hindi and Vietnamese. You can read more about healthy relationships by using the links below: Healthy relationships 101 (English) fact sheet.pdf Healthy relationships 101 (Arabic)…

Pregnancy options in the Northern Territory fact sheets in eight lanaguages

Northern Territory Government has developed fact sheets about pregnancy options in the Northern Territory. You can read more about pregnancy options in the Northern Territory by using the links below: Pregnancy options for women in the Northern Territory (English) fact…

MCWH’s response to the Ending the Postcode Lottery Senate Report

MCWH have written a summary report of the key citations and references, specifically in relation to the outcomes of the Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health’s (MCWH) submission to the Senate Inquiry into Universal Access to Reproductive Healthcare and information provided by Dr Adele Murdolo, Executive Director (MCWH) at the public hearing in May 2023.
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Our reaction to 2023/24 Victorian state budget: a promising investment into health and wellbeing for migrant and refugee women 

The 23/24 Victorian State Budget provides a welcome investment into women’s health and wellbeing. The women’s health initiatives announced in today’s budget have the potential to ensure that migrant women have the healthcare they need, where they need it, in their local areas.