Partnership
GFFV is a capacity-building partnership to end violence against women. It provides a regional framework of partnership that supports all partners – funded or community – to engage in the new GFFV Strategy.
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Training
The aim of the Gippsland Womens Health Active Bystander program is to help you notice and recognise behaviours towards someone that may be inappropriate, harmful or threatening, in everyday life.
Campaigns
“Let’s Chat Gippsland” is a community based campaign across Gippsland as part...
Gendered violence continues to be a barrier for women in achieving equality across the world. Intimate partner violence is the leading cause of death, disability and illness for Australian women between the ages of 18 and 44 years.
July 17, 2024
Over the past 6 months, Gippsland Women’s Health (GWH) along with the other Victor...
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A collaborative local project aims to create safe inclusive workplaces by ending w...
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Media Release | 28 May 2024 Support for women in renewable energy The All...
Read moreIf you are in a violent or unsafe situation or know someone who is experiencing violence please refer to the specialist agencies. Always call 000 in an emergency .
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