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If you want to support the Women's Centre for Health and Wellbeing Albury Wodonga financially, you can do so by clicking on the link below, remember your donation is tax deductible. Every little bit helps us support women and girls in our community.Now more than ever it is important to support frontline services who work with sexual assualt, domestic and family violence victims survivors. You can be part of keeping women and girls safe from abuse by supporting the work that the Women's Centre does in our local community.Scan the QR code below which will take you to our GiveNow page to donate to the Women's Centre.www.givenow.com.au/womenscentrealburywodonga... #womenscentrealburywodonga
While the announcement of $925m over 5 years for the Leaving Home Violence program for those who are escaping Domestic Violence is welcome, it’s important to note this is an extension to an already existing Escaping Violence Program.What the announcement means is that this program will extend past the initial planned end date of January 2025 for a further 5 years.It is disappointing not to see funding being allocated to on-the-ground to support, which, as Professor Hurley says is so vital.The Women’s Centre for Health and Wellbeing (Albury Wodonga) will continue to advocate for further investment into on-the-ground support for our region.www.instagram.com/reel/C6XxlMmxwpU/?igsh=MTVwNzE0Z2h1emgxNw==If you or someone you know needs help please call - 000 if it is an emergencey, 1800 RESPECT, Lifeline 13 13 14. Domestice Violence crisis 1800 015 188, Fullstop Australia 1300 385 578.#womenscentrealburywodonga #domesticviolence
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From health checks to menopause, we’ve packaged our most asked-about topics into one handy booklet.Your guide to women's health includes easy-to-read facts, answers to your top health questions and more.Sign up to our newsletter for updates on the booklet here: bit.ly/3QlafyM
For those women who struggle to be 'diagnosed' with perimenopause and menopause, you are not alone. See this article below which may be of help to you in getting help.#womenscentrealburywodonga
newsGP - Menopause mysteries: How we can improve outcomes
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Upskilling in diagnosis and treatment can have profound benefits for patients – including many GPs – writes Dr Ceri Cashell.
Call for 2 x Female Board Members – Women’s Centre for Health and Wellbeing Albury WodongaThe Women’s Centre for Health and Wellbeing Albury Wodonga is a not-for-profit organisation that provides health and wellbeing services to women above the age of 16yrs. We have DGR status. Our aim is to provide free or affordable services for women in a safe and secure environment. All women are welcome.We provide Intake and referral for women experiencing domestic violence or sexual assault, counselling and therapeutic groups, legal clinic via Hume Riverina Legal Services, NILS – No Interest Loans and wellness groupsCommittee CandidatesIdeal Board candidates will have networks and strong relationships with some or all the following: Albury Wodonga Business and/or Sporting Community, Council, State and/or Federal MP’s. You will have knowledge or operational experience with one of the following: • Information Technology• Strategic Planning• Human Resources• Public Sector Risk Management and GovernanceThe Women’s Centre is an Equal Opportunity Organisation and encourages women from ATSI, CALD backgrounds and people with disability to apply. The Equal Opportunity Act recognises that being a woman is a genuine and legitimate necessity for voluntary or paid work at the WCHW. People that identify as women are recognised under the Act. Your ContributionBoard meetings are held once every two months, after business hours, either face to face or via dial-in. For more information please contact General Manager Marge Nichol on (02) 6021 5773 or general.manager@womenscentre.org.au#womenscentrealburywodonga
FREE Wills and Power Of Attorney's Day More information about the days will come next week.. If you're interested or would like more info, Call Anthony on 0475 835 619 📞
Rotary SAFE families have some good resources out about Family Violence on how to recognise, raise and refer about family violenceIt is so important to not be 'an inactive bystander'.Call out abuse against Women and children safely.Have a look at this short youtube video with it's powerful message on abuse against women.#womenscentrealburywodonga #rotaryclub #rotarysafefamilies#rotaryalbury #womenshealthnsw
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If you are interested as a service provider please register for this important webinar, next Wednesday 1st May at 11am, where you will hear more about non-fatal strangulatio, and how best we can support our clients to pursue legal and compensatory outcomes.#womenscentrealburywodonga #womenshealthnsw #womenslegalservicensw #domesticviolenceOn Wednesday 1 May 2024 at 11am Women's Health NSW will present an ASK LOIS webinar introducing our work improving responses to strangulation, including our new online learning hub, 'It Left No Marks'. In conversation with Karen Misfud, a senior solicitor from Women's Legal Service NSW, the webinar will also cover ways that service providers can support women with experiences of strangulation who may choose to pursue legal and compensatory outcomes in the future. Register here: register.gotowebinar.com/register/540420298823282519 #strangulation #womenshealth #legal
It's that time of the year again, were the Women's Centre for Health and Wellbeing Albury Wodonga are CALLING FOR DONATIONS of Toiletries and some brand new clothing for the Borders most vulnerable families.Emergency toiletries are urgently needed for The Women’s Centre for Health and Wellbeing, Albury, who support Women and their families in emergency situations. The Women’s Centre has their annual Toiletries donation drive on, calling for donations of toiletries, soap, large shampoo, conditioner and body wash, large toothpaste, deodorant, nappies and baby wipes. “We ask for the normal size toiletry items rather than hotel ones or smaller sizes as these items need to see the family through the first month of living in emergency accommodation.” said Marge from the Women's Centre, “We try to set up those clients in need up with everything they need till the family is in a better place."Please contact the Women’s Centre on (02) 6021 5773 for more information. Donations can be taken to reception at 526 Swift Street Albury NSW. We look forward to meeting more of the community*** We thank the members of the community that have recently offered hotel toiletries. We appreciate your generous thoughts but are unable to accept them at this time. #donationsneeded #donationdrive #toiletries #emergency #crisis #domesticviolence #familyviolence #sexualassault #clothing #toiletries #albury #wodonga #womensupportingwomen #womenscentrealburywodonga
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