Northern Approach Preventing Violence Women
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Northern Approach Preventing Violence Women
- 1. Violence against Women From Response to Prevention A Northern Metropolitan Region Approach
- 2. About WHIN Women’s Health In the North (WHIN) is State Government funded and covers the northern metropolitan region of Melbourne. It aims to strengthen women’s health and wellbeing with a strategic focus on: • Gender Equity • Preventing Violence against Women • Sexual and Reproductive Health • Economic Participation • Environmental Justice
- 3. Key Message
- 4. Role of WHIN in Violence against Women’s Work
- 5. Response
- 6. Response
- 7. Response
- 8. Response
- 9. Response
- 10. Northern Integrated Family Violence Services
- 11. Northern Crisis Advocacy Response Service
- 12. Counselling and Support Alliance
- 14. Love Control
- 15. Week Without Violence Clothesline Project
- 16. Family Violence Help Cards
- 17. Prevention
- 18. Preventing Violence before it Occurs A Strategy and Background Paper to Guide the Primary Prevention of Violence against Women in Victoria
- 19. Building a Respectful Community PVAW Regional Strategy
- 20. The North Commits to Building a Respectful Community
- 21. The North Commits to Building a Respectful Community
- 22. Whole of Organisation Approach to PVAW Resourcing Regional Organisations
- 23. Benefits of This Approach • Prevention work is informed by voices of women and those who work with them. • Specialist services and workers are supported by mainstream services engaged in prevention work. • Engagement at different organisational levels The approach has built the ownership of and strengthened prevention work.
- 24. The Next Frontier • Effective, ongoing evaluation of attitude change in the community. • Moving from theory – Place based programs, broad community engagement, effective social marketing with consistent messages. • Systematic cross sectorial, structural support to prevention of violence against women work.
- 25. Contact Details Helen Riseborough Chief Executive Officer helenr@whin.org.au Sandra Morris Manager Health Promotion sandram@whin.org.au Women’s Health In the North 680 High Street Thornbury 3071 Tel. 9484 1666
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- This is the third slide. It is a summary of the National Women’s Health Policy, the Victorian Women’s Health Program and WHIN’s catchment. Use text as it is with the accompanying notes below. National Women’s Health Policy: The National Women’s Health Policy (1989) recognises that women’s health means more than just sexual and reproductive health. It also means how women are treated by the health service system and how services are provided to women (e.g. whether they are appropriate or not). The Policy proposes that women’s health is best addressed through a ‘dual strategy’. The dual strategy involves reorienting services so they are more responsive to women’s needs and supporting women more directly through the provision of information, education and resources. In other words, ‘dual’ means working with both the service system and women together. Commonwealth and State agreements ensured the delivery of the Victorian women’s health program under the National Policy, of which WHIN is a part (with the other WHS). WHIN is mandated to deliver on the ‘dual strategy’ of the National Policy.
- This is the fourth slide. It is a summary of WHIN’s core business. Use text as it is with the accompanying notes below. Core Business: WHIN ‘sits’ at the primary intervention or prevention end of the health service system insofar as our core business is women’s health promotion. Our key health promotion intervention areas are … [Please LIST as in the power point slide above and emphasise how the intervention areas reflect the ‘dual strategy’ of the National Policy.]
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