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The Gender Pain Gap: A resource for women’s pain
Insights into the challenges women face in accessing adequate pain management. From chronic conditions to medical biases, discover why women often endure more severe and longer-lasting pain than men, yet receive less treatment. Explore resources...
Municipal Health & Wellbeing Planning Resources for Local Councils
WHISE has developed tailored resources for local councils in the Southern Metropolitan Region, to support them in their municipal health and wellbeing planning to integrate and align sexual and reproductive health to other health and...
All About Endo: A Resources Guide
All About Endo: A Resources Guide was developed to support the delivery of 'All About Endo: A Guide to Endometriosis in the Workplace and Beyond.' This was an information session delivered by WHISE as part...
Submission to the Senate Inquiry into the issues relating to menopause and perimenopause
The resource is a submission to the Senate Inquiry on the issues related to perimenopause and menopause, applying an intersectional feminist framework to the Terms of Reference. WHISE's submission to the Senate Standing Committee on...
Case Study: Workplace Menopause Policies
A WHISE Case Study WHISE has developed a case study outlining the development and implementation of menopause policies in two workplaces. The aim of the case study is to promote uptake of menopause workplace policies. The case study...
Better Together – WHISE Conference Evaluation Report
The inaugural Better Together Conference was hosted by Women’s Health in the South East on Tuesday, 22 August, 2023. The conference brought together over 180 people from local councils, state government, peak organisations, tourism agencies,...
Priorities for the Victorian State Budget
The Victorian Women's Health Services Network has issued a statement outlining the priorities for the upcoming 2023 State Budget. We welcome the government's commitment to giving women's health a greater focus and funding, and look...
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...