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Women's Health Victoria

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Women's Health Victoria (Opens in new tab) is a statewide, feminist, not-for-profit organisation leading the pursuit of gender equity in health.

Vision and mission

Gender equity in health.

They work with government, the health sector and the community to create better health outcomes for women (cis and trans inclusive) and gender diverse people.

How Women's Health Victoria can help

Women's Health Victoria delivers vital support services and empowering health information to the community. They share evidence and recommendations to challenge bias in the health system and build capacity in the health sector to achieve equitable health outcomes.

Information lines / help lines

  • Call 1800 My Options (1800 696 784) Mon to Fri (closed public holidays), 10am to 4pm AEST for support with sexual and reproductive health
  • Call 1300 781 500 Mon to Thur, 9am to 5pm AEST for peer support services for women living with cancer

Programs, apps and tools

  • Counterpart (Opens in new tab): A state-wide support service for women affected by cancer, and their partners, families and friends.
  • 1800 My Options (Opens in new tab): Confidential, judgement-free information about contraception, pregnancy options and sexual health.
  • Victorian Women's Health Atlas (Opens in new tab): Up to date data on key women's health indicators to support advocacy, service delivery and policy making across Victoria.
  • WHV Training Hub (Opens in new tab): Providing essential training to health and community sector professionals, enhancing their understanding of gender equity and its impact on health.
  • Labia Library (Opens in new tab): Promoting women's mental health and positive body image with information advice and photographs to raise awareness about natural genital diversity and support positive body image for women worldwide.

Recommended links

  • Counterpart (Opens in new tab)
  • 1800 My Options (Opens in new tab)
  • Victorian Women's Health Atlas (Opens in new tab)
  • WHV Training Hub (Opens in new tab)
  • Labia Library (Opens in new tab)

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