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If you are a professional and work with people with issues with gambling, we are excited to let you know that Mental Health First Aid and the Office of Responsible Gambling are bringing the Conversations About Gambling Workshop to Albury, at no cost to participants. This workshop is usually $200 per person.
Conversations About Gambling in based in Mental Health First Aid principles and teaches course participants to identify when a person is experiencing harm from their gambling, how to recognise and respond to suicidal thoughts and behaviours, and the supports and interventions available. This training is suitable for everyone, whether you’re working in the welfare sector, community and family members.
The training will be in Albury on Thursday 27th March at the Women's Centre for Health and Wellbeing Albury Wodonga. Light catering will be provided.
More detailed information about the course, and registration is at: www.mhfa.com.au/gamble-aware/
Spaces on this course are limited so please register as soon as possible. Registering an expression of interest does not guarantee a place on the course, however your place will be confirmed as soon as possible. Due to demand, a waitlist will be kept and updated.
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Learn more about the benefits of embedding Mental Health First Aid training in your workplace, community, school or tertiary institution.
Like other women's health centres, the team at Women's Centre for Health and Wellbeing Albury Wodonga noticed an increase in the number of women presenting because of domestic and family violence in the last reporting period. This Women's Health NSW member is unique because they provide services to women on both sides of the NSW–Victoria border. To find out more about their achievements, check out their 2023–2024 annual report here: womenscentre.org.au/newsletters-and-annual-report/
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WHAT IS ENDOMETRIOSIS?![]()
Endometriosis is a common condition that affects about one in 9 women and those who identify as gender diverse. It is a condition where tissue similar to the lining of endometrium, which normally lines the uterus, is found in abnormal sites around the body. Most often though, endometriosis is found in the pelvis. These deposits can cause a number of symptoms such as pelvic pain and infertility. It is possible that you can have endometriosis and not have either of these symptoms. The degree of symptoms does not always indicate the damage the disease is causing.
To find out more about you can visit the Endometriosis Australia website at endometriosisaustralia.org/about-us-endometriosis-australia/![]()
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The Women's Centre's groups are starting for Term 1 2025, if you are interested in any of our groups, please give us a call on 02 60 215773, to book in for any one of the groups. ![]()
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Are you interested in joining a Yoga group?
The Women's Centre has a new Yoga group, every Monday morning at 10am, it is a Yoga group for Women run by Women. If you want to start your week feeling fresh and rejuvenated, ready for the week ahead. Call us now to book in for this group on 0260215773!![]()
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What is Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)?
PCOS is a hormone imbalance that affects about one in 10 women. This condition is associated with increased levels of two hormones in the body – insulin and androgens (male-type hormones) – that cause symptoms such as absent or irregular periods, excessive facial and body hair, pimples, weight gain and challenges with fertility.
For more information about PCOS here are some fact sheets that may help you or your friend that suffers from PCOS.
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The Women's Centre wishes Leanne all the best in her retirement, her work with the homeless people and those in temporary accommodation was incredibly valuable and she will be missed, not just by the services she worked with, more so by those she served in our community. Thank you Leanne from all of us!![]()
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We are looking forward to groups that we will be offering in the 2025. We will all be back on January 6th 2025. If you are interested in participating in our groups in Term 1, please call us from January 6th 2025 to book your place.![]()
Have a Happy New Year, and we look forward to seeing you in 2025!![]()
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The Women's Centre has had a very busy year, click the link to read Annual Report for 2023-2024, we look forward to an even better year in 2025!
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