Evaluation Snapshot Biological Sex, Gender and Mental Wellbeing Forum
WHISE hosted a free forum on biological sex, gender, and mental wellbeing. It was designed specifically for those who sit in roles in health promotion, health planning, programming, and policy. In collaboration with the HER...
Afghan Domestic Violence Information Session Evaluation Report
WHISE partnered with the Southern Migrant Refugee Centre (SMRC) to co-design and deliver a one-hour culturally sensitive domestic violence awareness and knowledge building session titled ‘Safe Relationships’. This evaluation report contains ratings of changes in...
Submission to the Senate Inquiry into Universal Access to Reproductive Healthcare
WHISE’s submission will apply an intersectional gender lens to the Terms of Reference supplied by the Senate Community Affairs References Committee, outlining identified areas for strengthening in the provision of health services, education, information and...
Reproductive Coercion Webinar – Evaluation Report
An evaluation report of WHISE's lunchtime webinar on reproductive coercion, which was run as part of our efforts to improve sexual and reproductive health and prevent violence against women. The webinar examined definitions of reproductive...
Analysis of the 2022-23 Victorian State Budget – What Does this Mean For Women in the South East?
There is much to celebrate in this budget from the Victorian Government. Additional funding has been provided to the Women’s Health Services for the next two years and this is in partnership with additional measures...
Case Study: Establishing a Medical Abortion Clinic at Peninsula Health
WHISE is pleased to present a case study highlighting the process of implementing medical abortion service provision through Peninsula Health's Sexual and Reproductive Health Hub. The case study celebrates the implementation of this vital service,...
Impacts of COVID 19 on women’s mental health and recommendations for action – UPDATE October 2020
An update from the Women’s Mental Health Alliance on the impacts of COVID19 on women’s mental health, incorporating data gathered since the publication of their first policy brief in June 2020. https://womenshealthvic.com.au/resources/WHV_Publications/WMHA_Impacts-of-COVID19-on-womens-mental-health-and-recommendations-for-action_Update-13-October-2020_(Fulltext-PDF).pdf