Small Grants Program Details
The purpose of the Small Grants Fund is
to build the capacity of the service system to respond to issues
affecting the health and well-being of women.
Applicants will need to describe how their proposal(s) will
contribute to on-going service system development and enhancement.
Grants of up to $1,000 may be available for projects that are
congruent with the key strategies and can demonstrate sustainable
capability and improvement in service provision and choices for women.
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Applicants will need to: |
- Describe how the proposal is "capacity building" and,
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- Identify the key strategies (see below) to which it relates (may be one or more!)
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Should your women's health project/development submission receive
funding, you will be asked to provide brief comments in relation to
outcomes, and whether the project/development Aims and Objectives were
satisfied. Therefore please indicate how you are planning to evaluate
the effectiveness of the program/activity.
The Barwon-South Western Regional Women's Health Plan has identified
priority action areas from the Victorian Women's Health and Wellbeing Strategy which for 2006-2009 are: |
- Mental health and wellbeing including
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- Family violence
- Gender and diversity training
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- Sexual and reproductive health
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- Enhance women’s safety and security
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- Capacity building to build Women's Health partnerships
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Applications are available for download from this site
and are also available from:
Wholewoman Grants Program
c/- Glenda Harrison
Administrative Secretary
Barwon-South Western
Regional Women's Health
Colac Area Health
2-28 Connor Street
Colac VIC 3250
Telephone: (03) 5232 5346
Facsimile: (03) 5232 5190
E-Mail : gvharrison@swarh.vic.gov.au
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