The Barwon Month of Action is a month-long campaign that aims to raise awareness and educate our community about men's violence against women & children.
It provides an opportunity for individuals, groups and organisations in the Barwon region to unite in their commitment to ending men’s violence against women and children by hosting or participating in an event or activity.
The recent G21 Health & Wellbeing Partner Workshop, held on 27th October in Torquay, was designed to bring together representatives from four G21 Pillars, as well as other interested parties from a range of agencies across the region around the theme 'Your Place - Your Health'.
The Preventing & Addressing Violence Against Women & Children Strategic Plan will be launched in December. Agencies can start using the themes and actions to help form their own planning cycle for 2017.
For information email Janice Lane
As Australia’s population becomes increasingly diverse, our services and programs need to be able to provide high quality services to a range of people from migrant and refugee backgrounds.
One of the first steps to achieve this is by building a culturally responsive workforce.
Click here to view Cultural Diversity Plan 2016 - 2019
Please walk with us to raise awareness about homelessness. Funds raised will support housing outcomes for people who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness.
Celebrating the health & wellbeing achievements of schools & services across Geelong, showcasing leading examples for health promoting environments in Victoria.
Somebody's Daughter Theatre Company presents new Australian theatre work that explores the issues surrounding some of our most vulnerable young people.
Explores health literacy: to apply skills to improve client/patient understanding of health information, and embed health literacy in systems, planning, operations & workforce development.
On the 3rd December, IDPwD aims to increase public awareness, understanding and acceptance of people with disability and celebrate the achievements and contributions of people with disability.
