WHIN’s training and capability-building services focus on developing the capacity of organisations and individuals to integrate gender equity and health promotion knowledge and skills into everyday practice.
To see what training topics WHIN offers, browse or download our Training and Consultancy Services brochure on our Training Modules page.
How WHIN Training Can Benefit Your Community Group or Organisation
Education and training that increases our knowledge around gender equity and health promotion can enhance our communities and our workplaces. Promoting gender equity in the workplace supports business performance and contributes to equal, safe and inclusive workplace cultures. Building gender equity into services and programs strengthens community health and wellbeing, increases program impact and supports communities to thrive.
If you have a specific request or would like to discuss the best solution for your needs, submit an enquiry and our training team will be in touch within 5 business days.
How Our Training and Consultancy Works
Training sessions can be delivered in person or online, depending on the topic and your needs. WHIN will meet with you to conduct a training needs assessment, tailor the training to your organisational needs, provide training handouts and resources, and deliver a training report. WHIN trainers have high levels of expertise and experience and in creating safe and welcoming training environments.
We adopt adult learning principles and utilise multiple methods of learning to suit all learning styles. We recognise that participants in our training programs are at different stages of engagement with gender equity and related issues, and will hold different perspectives.
Where We Work
WHIN works across northern metropolitan region of Melbourne including the municipalities of Banyule, Darebin, Hume, Merri-bek, Nillumbik, Whittlesea and Yarra. We work in partnership with local government in these jurisdictions as well as other key organisations including community health and tertiary education providers. In addition, economic equality sessions are offered in all regions across Victoria.