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Upload Date: December 8, 2015 Full Size Image Dimensions: 1518 × 1132 Image Parent Post: Melina Bath MP & others stand in parliament

Melina Bath MP & others stand in parliament

Margaret Fitzherbert MP, Melina Bath MP, Georgia Crozier MP and Wendy Lovell MP #MaketheLink

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Now is the to be a source of support and safety to your partner and family. #ChooseRespect . Repost from @womenshealthgne - During times like these, when a health crisis requires people to stay home, it can be difficult on everyone in the household. You might feel under an increased amount of stress or pressure. But that’s no excuse for choosing to hurt your partner or children. . Violence is not the answer. Now is the time to be kind and nurturing. . If you or someone you know needs support, contact the appropriate service listed below: - Safe Steps 24/7 on 1800 015 188 or email safesteps@safesteps.org.au - 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732 - W|Respect on 1800 542 847 or visit www.withrespect.org.au (specialist LGBTIQ family violence service) - Men's Referral Service on 1300 766 491 . If you are in immediate danger call: Police on 000. . . . #GippslandWomensHealth #Covid19 #TogetherForRespectAtHome #genderequality #preventionofviolenceagainstwomen #familyviolence #callitout #NoRxcuseForAbuse #Gippsland
Hang in there,better days are coming. Our Enews is out.. full of updates and helpful links. If you don’t already subscribe you can do so here.. https://www.gwhealth.asn.au/get-in-touch/ #GippslandWomen #HangInThere #GippslandWomensHealth #WomenInGippsland #GippslandUpdate #GenderEquality
All Family Violence Response Services will continue to operate throughout this pandemic and Victoria Police will still attend calls and enter the house, even if there is a confirmed or suspected case of COVID-19. Family Violence is against the law. It is not caused by random acts of anger. It is a choice of an individual to exert power and/or control over another. #Gippsland #FamilyViolenceSupportGippsland #SafetyForWomen #NoWomanShouldLiveInFear https://www.gwhealth.asn.au/news/seeking-safety-covid-19/
'Powerful together, Uniquely different’ exhibition celebrates women and women artists for International Women’s Day 2020. ❇️ Gippsland Women’s Health and Gippsland Art Gallery have collaborated in hosting an exhibition celebrating the diversity and unity of women in our community. The aim for this exhibition is to support female artists by increasing their visibility. The exhibition theme highlights and celebrates women’s achievements, strengths and differences through a powerful display of artwork that emphasises the importance of advancing gender equality. Many pieces highlight the gender based issues of violence and discrimination women have faced through the centuries and continue to face today. The exhibition includes established and emerging Gippsland female artists with diverse artistic styles from right across Gippsland. The artists are Kate Shone and Cat Blamey, Casey Miller, Claire Marston, @emmahearnes and Jaquie Swan. The exhibition will open at the Gippsland Art Gallery on Friday 22 February and run until Sunday 12 April. All Welcome: Please join us for an International Women’s Day celebration at Gippsland Art Gallery’s First Friday event, for a discussion with the artists and Gippsland Women’s Health, March 6 at 2.00pm – 3.00pm. “International Women’s Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. It also marks a call to action for accelerating women’s equality. We hope this exhibition will empower the viewer to understand the importance of advancing equality, while celebrating women’s unique differences and valuable contribution and achievements in our community.” Fiona Owen, Chief Executive Officer, Gippsland Women’s Health. #PowerfulTogether #UniquelyDifferent #IWD2020 #Gippsland #GippslandWomen #GippslandWomensHealth
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A Gippsland Prevention of Men's Violence against Women project, by Gippsland Women's Health , supported by the Victorian Government. www.gwhealth.asn.au
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PO Box 664, Sale Victoria Australia 3850
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