Women’s Health East is proud to announce that we are an official Friend of Treaty Treaty in Victoria represents a historically significant and meaningful step forward in recognising the rights and voices of First Nations peoples. We are honoured to stand alongside Gellung Warl and the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria in this journey. While Treaty […]
Women’s Health East’s submission to the Victorian Government’s Inquiry into Women’s Pain offers a unique perspective shaped by our long-standing relationships with diverse communities in the region. Our submission draws on years of expertise leading partnerships, regional strategies, and intersectional primary prevention projects in Melbourne’s east that address the underlying drivers of women’s health inequities. […]
Money Matters 💸 Free lunchtime money information sessions for women In March 2026, Women’s Health East hosted three free lunchtime webinars designed to help women and gender diverse people feel more confident managing money. With rising costs across housing, groceries and utilities, financial pressure is real. The sessions offered practical, easy-to-understand guidance delivered in partnership […]
We are privileged to work on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation and acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung peoples enduring connections to Country, knowledge, kinship and culture. We are committed to reducing health disparities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women by promoting gender equality, preventing gender-based violence, and enhancing […]
Women’s Health East is proud to share Get the Go-Ahead! Created in partnership with Youth Disability Advocacy Service, Get the Go-Ahead is a set of resources about affirmative consent, disability, and sexual and reproductive rights. These resources were codesigned and co-produced by a group of Disabled young people connected to the Eastern region. The voices […]