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Women's Health In the North
WHIN Acknowledges Traditional Owners
WHIN acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which we provide our services. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and express our hope for reconciliation, justice and the recognition of the ongoing living culture of all Aboriginal people.
Building a Respectful Community Strategy 2017-2021
Building a Respectful Community Strategy 2017–2021 works towards a gender equitable and non-violent community where women and girls are valued, respected and safe. It draws on current national and Victorian frameworks and strategies to apply an evidence-based, intersectional and regional approach to the primary prevention of violence against women for Melbourne's north.
Understanding the Link between Family Violence and Gambling
WHIN has produced a paper to assist health, social and land-use planners to consider how local governments can work to prevent family violence in communities where harm from gambling also exists. It describes relevant public health concepts and includes suggested actions and strategies drawn from current Victorian local government policies. Download the paper here.
WHIN has also produced a one-page snapshot of the link between family violence and gambling. You can download it here.
Female Genital Cutting (FGC) Factsheets
WHIN has produced a new series of factsheets on female genital cutting (FGC), also known as female circumcision.
Each of the three factsheets is for a different audience: young women, women who have been circumcised, and health professionals.
The factsheets contain information such as why FGC happens, where it is practised, the different types of FGC, how it impacts on women's and girls' health, and where to get help and information.
Download the FGC factsheets here:
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