Development of a new National Women's Health Policy

the 29 October 2007, the federal government made an election commitment to the development of a new national women's health policy to improve the health and wellbeing of all women in Australia, and implement policies to encourage the health system to be more responsive to the needs of women.

On the 12 March 2009 the Minister for Health and Ageing,  the Hon Nicola Roxon, released the Development of a New National Women's Health Policy: Consultation Discussion Paper 2009, commencing the first phase of consultations on the National Women's Health Policy.

Consultation forums on the development of the policy will begin in the second half of 2009, with discussions held in each state and territory.

Development of a new National Women's Health Policy: consultation discussion paper 2009

Developing a new Women's Health Policy for discussion: setting the scene

For more information follow the link
http://www.health.gov.au/internet/main/publishing.nsf/Content/national+womens+health-1

Women's Health Action Plan

WHG is developing a Women's Health Action Plan and is consulting with service providers through a series of focus groups through the Wimemrra and Gramoians Pyrennees region. The information gathered at these focus groups will inform our work for the next 3 years and increase our capacity to advocate for both service providers and women across the region.

Th Wimmera focus groups has recently been completed and we will be running the Grampians Pyrenees groups through out May and June.

See Programs page for more information about focus groups and contact details

Calling for nominations for 'Ballarat's Great Women'

Following the success of the Women's Health Grampians publication Amongst Ballarat's Finest, WHG is calling for the community to nominate Ballarat women they believe should be recognised for their contribution to the community for 'Ballarat's Great Women'.

Women nominated for  'Ballarat's Great Women'  will be celebrated annually, displayed on WHG's website and profiled in others ways by WHG. Whilst there are no current plans to publish a second book, WHG is committed to the ongoing collection and celebration of women's stories.

To submit a nomination form please see the Ballarat's Great Women nomination form webpage or contact the office on freecall 1800 013 432.

Creating choices for women to lead healthier lives

Welcome to the Women's Health Grampians website.

Women's Health Grampians provides women with information, support and access to services and health practitioners, to assist them in making informed decisions about their health.

Women’s Health Grampians (WHG) has attained full accreditation.
Following a thorough assessment in November 2007 by Quality Improvement and Community Assessment Accreditation (QICSA), WHG has attained full accreditation for the next three years through the Quality Improvement Council (QIC). WHG's systems and processes have met all the required QIC standards, and our Board and staff are committed to ensuring we maintain those standards through our continuous quality improvement program.

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The content of this website is for information only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical care and we would always advise you to check with your GP if you have any concerns about your condition or treatment.