Women's Health Grampians in Ballarat, Victoria | Womens health clinic

Women's Health Grampians

Locality: Ballarat, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5322 4100

Address: 728 Barkly Street 3350 Ballarat, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.whg.org.au

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25.01.2022 Only a couple of days left to enter the Sports Central #GetActiveCH Virtual Challenge. Post a photo of you getting physically active before 11 October to be in the running to win up to $1,250 in prizes. Find out more https://sportscentral.org.au/get-active-central.../

23.01.2022 October is #breastcancerawareness month. Please share this important information with people in your life, check your breasts (https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/breast-self-exam), and book in for a breast screen if you are eligible (https://bookings.breastscreen.org.au/)

22.01.2022 Women’s Health Grampians expresses great dismay and disappointment over the destruction of significant trees on Djab Wurrung land in recent days, and the treatment of those who have sought to preserve this important cultural heritage. WHG recognises the fundamental significance of cultural traditions, beliefs and connection to country for the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people. As a women’s health service, we absolutely and firmly recognise the significance of birthin...g on country and the importance of healthcare for women and children that is culturally appropriate, accessible, integrated and sustainable and responsible to the cultural norms and values of Aboriginal women and babies. This commitment and recognition cannot be seen as anything but intrinsic to the stance that the Djab Wurrung Embassy has taken over the past two and a half years. We recognise the significance of the birthing trees and of the impact of colonization on the country and the people that own and love it and have been here for thousands of years before us. #DjabWurrungTrees (Photo source: Facebook)

21.01.2022 Don't forget to vote in your local government elections - forms must be in the mail by this Friday. Make your vote count. #5050by2025

21.01.2022 #16DaysCampaign 122 members strong! Violence against women ends locally. Today we celebrate our CoRE members who have committed to creating a safe, equal and respectful society. Watch our new video here https://youtu.be/FNgzB_5LiJM

20.01.2022 During 16 Days of Activism, we are heartened to see Sydney Swans unequivocal in its condemnation of violence against women. Sporting clubs can build cultures safety, equality and respect - check out our CoRE Taking Action in Sport guide for ways to address gender inequality in clubs https://whg.org.au//CoRE-Resource_Sporting-Clubs_Taking-Ac.

19.01.2022 Want to hear more about the amazing work of our CoRE members to end violence against women? Register for the launch of our new Local Stories resource on 8 December here https://us02web.zoom.us//register/WN_oXVXM-IyQgqYp78cXXfy3Q #16DaysCampaign #CallItOut #RespectIs

16.01.2022 Women’s health services across Victoria are coming together to end violence against women see what respect means to us.

16.01.2022 Take action on 26 January - attend the virtual Survival Day Dawn Ceremony, organised by the Ballarat Koorie Engagement Action Group http://ow.ly/u02v50Df8MD https://whg.org.au/survival-day-statement/

15.01.2022 Join us as we take our AGM online in this, the Year of Zoom! We will hear from Libby Lyons, Director of WGEA, as well as our fantastic Equality Advocates. Register for your ticket at bit.ly/WHG2020AGM

15.01.2022 #16dayscampaign to prevent gender-based violence starts today with the launch of our CoRE Call it Out video. Hear the Minister for Family Violence and CoRE members and leaders talk about their vision for a gender equal future here https://youtu.be/FNgzB_5LiJM

14.01.2022 This is how our training looks in 2020! Today, we delivered training to McDonald's Ballarat City FC as part of our Act@Play program with Sports Central - so impressed by their ideas and commitment!

14.01.2022 Learn how to #CallItOut in our new Active Bystander Tips and Techniques training. Register here for more details on our free session for CoRE members who are volunteer organisations. https://whg.org.au//prevention-viole/core/support-members/ #16DaysCampaign #CallItOut

13.01.2022 Over the next 16 days we will share ideas, events and inspiration for what we can all do to prevent violence against women across our region.

12.01.2022 Violence against women is preventable. #CallItOut: challenge sexism, discrimination and violence against women #16DaysCampaign

12.01.2022 Check out this great piece in today’s Courier with Kate and Joy! Joy is one of six WHG equality advocates who share their stories in a new podcast launched on Thursday. The podcasts tell some really insightful stories of resilience and courage" Ms Diamond-Keith said. This resource helps"create change from experience in family violence, the impacts of COVID on women, gender identity and sexuality" Listen to the podcast here https://anchor.fm/equalityforall

11.01.2022 In the lead-up to 26th January, we invite you to read the statement on our website and consider the action you can take to support campaigns to change the date. https://whg.org.au/survival-day-statement/

11.01.2022 So pleased to see recognition of the need for a gender equal recovery strategy in #vicbudget2020 #crediblewomen #GenderEqualRecovery https://www.genvic.org.au//victorian-budget-is-a-good-sta/

09.01.2022 Happy New Year - Happy New Podcast? Listen to the women who inspire us to find ways of being more inclusive, accepting and celebratory towards women from diverse backgrounds.

09.01.2022 Women's Health Grampians, City of Ballarat and the CoRE Leadership Group have launched a video telling the story of the gender equitable future we desire and how to achieve it. Produced with funding from Respect Victoria and the City of Ballarat this is part of the global #16DaysCampaign of Activism against GenderBased Violence (25 November-10 December) Contributors to the video:... The Hon. Gabrielle Williams MP, Minister for Prevention of Family Violence, Women and Aboriginal Affairs, Marianne Hendron, CEO, Women's Health Grampians, Janet Dore, CEO, Ballarat Council, Tony Baker, Secretary, Minyip/Murtoa Football and Netball Club, Greg Little, CEO,Grampians Community Health, Inspector Paul Bertoncello, Victoria Police, Eyewatch - Ballarat Police Service Area, and Tanisha Lovett, Cultural Worker, Goolum Goolum Aboriginal Co-Operative See more

08.01.2022 Four years ago, we launched CoRE, and today, we share with you our report on the first 4 years of CoRE. Learn more about the CoRE journey here https://whg.org.au/wp-cont//2020/11/CoRE-4-year-report.pdf

08.01.2022 Grand Final Day sees a 20% increase in the rates of family violence in Victoria. It’s one of the biggest nights of the year for police responding to incidents of family violence. Sport can be a great unifier for the community and households, so let’s ensure this is a day to remember for the right reasons. Think about your behaviours and treatment of others this Grand Final Day. #CoRE. If you or anyone you know is affected call 000 if it is an emergency Safe Steps: 1800 015... 188 1800 Respect: 1800 737 732 See more

08.01.2022 If you’re in Moorabool Shire, you are invited to participate in the free online Walk With Her event, from 11am tomorrow. You can register for this free event via Eventbrite: https://walkwithher2020.eventbrite.com.au #16DaysCampaign

07.01.2022 Women’s Health Grampians Board member Inspector Di Thomson leading the way highlighting women’s contribution to policing in the Wimmera great work Di and team! https://www.mailtimes.com.au//wimmera-police-make-gender/

07.01.2022 We love this initiative by Run For It, encouraging young people to run for politics and increase the diversity of voices in council. Find out if any young people are running in your local election at: https://run4it.org/

07.01.2022 Take action on 26 January - consider donating to an Aboriginal-led organisations such as Djirra https://djirra.org.au/. https://whg.org.au/survival-day-statement/

07.01.2022 It is so important to know who your candidates are and what they stand for. Check out who has nominated in your ward at https://www.vec.vic.gov.au/voti/2020-local-council-election

07.01.2022 Take action on 26 January - attend the Invasion Day March http://ow.ly/juTm50Df8It. https://whg.org.au/survival-day-statement/

06.01.2022 Women's Health Grampians supports the VLGA - Victorian Local Governance Association Inc and Gender Equity Victoria campaign encouraging voters to ask candidates standing for election how they plan to support gender equality in their communities. Here are some questions you can ask your candidates. Find out who is running in your local Council: https://www.vec.vic.gov.au//2020-local-council-e/elections #5050by2025

04.01.2022 There is an opportunity for survivors of sexual assault to participate in a free photography course with renowned photographer (and Equality Advocate) Michelle Dunn. The project will culminate in the production of a printed book and e-book with photographs created by project participants. For more information, visit https://withcamerainhand.com.au/finding-light-continuous-v/

03.01.2022 Did you know 1800 My Options can help you find local services in Ararat, Horsham, Ballarat?

02.01.2022 Listen to Rose Durey, Manager Strategy and Programs, Women’s Health Grampians and CoRE Leadership Group member Evan King, Hepburn Shire Council CEO talk about preventing violence against women.