Women's Health In the North

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Women’s Health In the North (WHIN) works to eliminate gender inequities and improve outcomes in women’s health, safety and wellbeing.

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The NIFVS partnership provides family violence system leadership across Melbourne’s northern metropolitan region.

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WHIN works with partner organisations to support a regional approach to the prevention of gender-based violence.

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FRESH is our regional strategy to improve sexual and reproductive health across Melbourne’s northern metropolitan region.

Economic Equality means fair and equitable access to wealth, financial resources and opportunities.

NEWS

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NIFVS Seeks Expert by Experience Representative for Leadership Group
The Northern Integrated Family Violence Services (NIFVS) are seeking an Expert by Experience representative to join the...
WHIN Condemns Violations of International Law
As a women’s health service and intersectional feminist organisation, WHIN is committed to advancing the health, safety...
Senate Inquiry Issues Related to Menopause and Perimenopause
Tilly Mahoney, WHIN's Coordinator, Sexual and Reproductive Health, recently spoke alongside colleagues from other women’s...

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