Women's Health NSW

Women’s Health NSW is an association of statewide women’s health centres and specialist women’s centres.

Women’s Centre for Health and Wellbeing Albury-Wodonga Inc

Centre Details
Postal Address	Suite 102 / 526 Swift Street, Albury NSW 2640
Physical Address	Suite 102 / 526 Swift Street, Albury NSW 2640
Phone Number	02 6021 5773
Email	administration@womenscentre.org.au
Website	www.womenscentre.org.au
Facebook	facebook.com/womenscentrealburywodonga/
Geographical Area Covered	Albury, Wodonga, Greater Hume Shire, Federation Shire, Indigo Shire, Wangaratta Shire, Benalla Shire, Towong Shire
Disability Access	Available
Childcare Facilities	No
Other Information	Breastfeeding space and baby change table available

Services
Counselling	Generalist Domestic and Family Violence Sexual Assault Childhood Trauma/Sexual Assault
Medical & Complementary Services	Victims of Crime application support (NSW & Victoria) AVO application support (NSW & Victoria) Crisis support
Groups	Shark Cage (for women who have experienced DV/FV) Self-Esteem Circle of Security Parenting (to assist women to understand children’s behaviour) Anxiety Group (meets every Tuesday at 1:30pm) Meditation
Culturally Specific Services	We employ a diverse range of women and all staff participate in ongoing training for working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and women from culturally and linguistically diverse cultures.
Other	Information and referral services Work Development Orders (NSW & Victoria) Support Groups NILS Loans through Good Shepherd Our Sisters Closet Our Women’s Health Centre participates in social action activities such as: International Women’s Day 16 Days of Activism Against Violence Against Women

Resources
Information and referral service, other support groups

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Women’s Centre for Health and Wellbeing Albury-Wodonga Inc

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Women’s Health NSW is the peak body for 22 non-government community-based women’s health centres and special purpose services operating in NSW.

Women's Health NSW

2 weeks ago

Women's Health NSW is closed for the holidays from today, the 23 December 2024. We will see you back on here on 13 January 2025. We hope you all have a stress-free and restful break! ... See MoreSee Less

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Women's Health NSW

3 weeks ago

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New research shows the term ‘lesbian’ is declining in popularity. The reasons why are complex

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Is the label ‘lesbian’ going out of fashion, with women drawn to terms suggesting greater fluidity?

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3 weeks ago

A key measure of success for the Women's Health NSW members is that women feel supported and empowered after accessing our services. CWHC - Cumberland Women's Health Centre collected statements from their service users this year, with one woman explaining the value of their services like this: "It was nice to attend group, be in a safe environment of women. I always feel more hopeful after our sessions. It’s something I haven’t felt in a long time.”Read more in their annual report here: www.cwhc.org.au/annual-report-future-planning#womenshealth ... See MoreSee Less

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Unions NSW along with the rest of the trade union movement are preparing for the next election with a campaign to have 10 days of reproductive leave added as a National Employment Entitlement. In preparation for this work they're running a survey they'd like the women's health sector, both staff and service users, to complete: www.surveymonkey.#womenshealth#reproductivehealthroductivehealth ... See MoreSee Less

Reproductive Health and Work Survey

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Take this confidential survey help us build the case for better workplace policies that support reproductive health for all workers.

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