In a unique partnership initiative, Women's Health Grampians and the Melbourne Storm and National Rugby League are working with male players in sporting clubs towards violence prevention. These members of WHG's Communities of Respect & Equality (CoRE) Alliance are working together to prevent violence against women.
A new resource is being trialled with early childhood services to deliver fun and engaging cooking experiences with children. The Monash Health Health Promotion team are offering new Cooking Tubs on loan to early childhood services across the City of Casey, the City of Greater Dandenong, and Cardinia Shire.
For the first time, Women’s Health Grampians has captured the stories of over 100 women’s experiences of sexual and reproductive healthcare in the region.
More families in culturally and linguistically diverse communities now have access to new resources to support their babies' health and wellbeing.
Participation in sports for people living with disabilities helps build self-confidence, improves physical health, and creates a sense of belonging.
Gateway Health awarded small grants to Outside School Hours Care providers in the Ovens Murray region to incentivise participation in the Vic Kids Eat Well initiative.
Yarrawonga Health, in partnership with the canteen lease provider and dietetic students removed all sugary drinks from sale and reduced the serving size of fruit juice and flavoured milk to achieve the Vic Kids Eat Well Big Bite milestone.
Step and Connect encourages women and girls to engage in free active recreation opportunities and increase social connection in the Yarra Ranges.