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Thursday 23rd October: 4:30pm

GWH Annual General Meeting 2025

Online

We are pleased to invite you to:

Gippsland Women’s Health Annual General Meeting 

23 October 2025 at 4.30 PM 

FREE Online Event

Meeting Agenda

4.30 pm – AGM begins, hosted by Jessica Saunders – GWH Board Chair and the GWH Board of Management.

  1. Welcome and Acknowledgement of Country 
  2. Meeting Open 
  3. Apologies 
  4. Confirmation and approval of the 2023 Minutes 
  5. Chair Message 
  6. Treasurers Report 
  7. Ordinary Business 
  8. Board Nominations 
  9. CEO Message 
  10. Formal close of the meeting 

Please note: The AGM is open for anyone to attend however voting rights are reserved for individual members only

Meeting time is expected to run for 30 minutes 

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Monday 6th October: 1pm - 2:30pm

Understanding Tech-Based Coercive Control in Regional and Rural Victoria Workshop

Online

This online interactive workshop will build your knowledge of tech-based coercive control in regional and rural Victoria.

In this workshop:

  • Recognise gendered violence and the ways technology can be used for coercive control
  • Understand how coercive control can become normalised and its impacts on regional and rural communities
  • Learn how Community Access Points can help communities stay safe from tech-based coercive control

To secure your spot please click on the Register button

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Tuesday 7th October: 10am - 11:30am

Understanding Tech-Based Coercive Control in Regional and Rural Victoria Workshop

Online

This online interactive workshop will build your knowledge of tech-based coercive control in regional and rural Victoria.

In this workshop:

  • Recognise gendered violence and the ways technology can be used for coercive control
  • Understand how coercive control can become normalised and its impacts on regional and rural communities
  • Learn how Community Access Points can help communities stay safe from tech-based coercive control

To secure your spot please click on the Register button

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Tuesday 7th October: 2pm - 3:30pm

Understanding Tech-Based Coercive Control in Regional and Rural Victoria Workshop

Online

This online interactive workshop will build your knowledge of tech-based coercive control in regional and rural Victoria.

In this workshop:

  • Recognise gendered violence and the ways technology can be used for coercive control
  • Understand how coercive control can become normalised and its impacts on regional and rural communities
  • Learn how Community Access Points can help communities stay safe from tech-based coercive control

To secure your spot please click on the Register button

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Wednesday 29th October: 10am - 1pm

Women’s Wellbeing Conversations: Perimenopause and Menopause Session 1

The Mudbrick Pavillion, Mallacoota Community Precinct
Mallacoota VIC, Australia

Panel and Conversation Event in Mallacoota

Gippsland Women’s Health, the Mental Health and Wellbeing Local and the Mobile Women’s Health Clinic invite you to an important community event exploring women’s experiences of perimenopause and menopause. Let’s talk openly about what’s needed for better support, connection and access to health information in East Gippsland.

Event highlights: Panel of expert speakers, community discussion, Take-home menopause resources and information, plus free light lunch provided

Who should attend: Women and gender diverse people from the community, health professionals, community leaders and advocates

To secure your spot please click on the Register button

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Wednesday 29th October: 5:15pm - 7:45pm

Women’s Wellbeing Conversations: Perimenopause and Menopause Session 2 (repeat of session 1)

The Mudbrick Pavillion, Mallacoota Community Precinct
Mallacoota VIC, Australia

Panel and Conversation Event in Mallacoota – repeat session

Gippsland Women’s Health, the Mental Health and Wellbeing Local and the Mobile Women’s Health Clinic invite you to an important community event exploring women’s experiences of perimenopause and menopause. Let’s talk openly about what’s needed for better support, connection and access to health information in East Gippsland.

Event highlights: Panel of expert speakers, community discussion, Take-home menopause resources and information, plus free light supper provided

Who should attend: Women and gender diverse people from the community, health professionals, community leaders and advocates

 

To secure your spot please click on the Register button

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Thursday 30th October: 1:30pm - 3pm

Healthy Women, Healthy Gippsland: In The Know (Mallacoota)

Community Club Rooms
Mallacoota VIC, Australia

Feel more confident speaking up, asking questions, and getting the care you deserve.

As the Women’s Health Mobile Clinic visits local towns, Gippsland Women’s Health is hosting free sessions nearby to help you understand your health, know your options, and feel confident navigating your care.

This 90-minute session includes a presentation, time for questions/discussion and light afternoon tea.

Topics covered:

  • The connection between mental and physical health: All about the mental load and simple ways to integrate self-care into our daily lives.
  • BreastScreen Victoria Bus & Women’s Health Mobile Clinic: Find out how to access the amazing services coming to Mallacoota and what’s involved in the appointments.
  • Heart health: How heart disease affects women differently, ways to reduce risk, and the signs to look for.
  • Health checks: Learn about common health risks across different stages of life and the checks that can help reduce them. We’ll also introduce the Her Health app as a tool for keeping on top of your screenings.
  • Navigating pain and owning your health: Understanding and managing chronic pain, and how to advocate for yourself in the health system.

Duration: 90 minutes, including time for Q&A and discussion.

Who can attend: All women and people with a cervix welcome.

Refreshments: Light afternoon tea provided.

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