Healthy Women Healthy Relationships

About the program

A 7-week program that assists women to identify and understand the dynamics and impact of family violence and understand the meaning of healthy relationships.

On completion of the program, you will:

Have greater awareness and understanding of what is family violence

Understand the impacts of family violence and support available to aid your recovery from the trauma

Be able to identify signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships

Establish ways for you to form respectful relationships

Develop skills to establish and maintain appropriate boundaries

Develop strategies to build your resilience and connection to yourself

Details

Who:

Women who have experienced family violence and want to heal and move forward.

When:

The program runs over 7 weeks and starts at the beginning of each school term.

Where:

Online (a Zoom link will be provided after registration).

Cost:

Free

Covid:

Due to the possibility of coronavirus restrictions and in the interest of community health and safety, this program is currently offered online only. As restrictions ease, we will aim to return to face-to-face service. Thank you for understanding.

Read more about our COVID-19 response.

Register:

To access this program or find out more enquire via our online form or phone at 1300 946 337.

Please note this group may be cancelled if minimum numbers are not reached.

Windermere says NO to Family Violence

Windermere staff joined the recent ‘Say NO to Family Violence’ campaign. November was family Violence Prevention month, a time for reflection by all. Early prevention and intervention is key and we all have a responsibility to raise awareness of the impact family violence has on so many in our local community.

Family Day Care

Some children thrive best in a small group environment with one on one attention. For these children, Family Day Care is a sound choice. Flexibility is another reason why Family Day Care is such a popular option.

Integrating a special needs child successfully into long day care

Eve was a premature baby and had a lot of health issues including trouble feeding resulting in delayed growth. This meant having a peg fitted into Eve's tummy to ensure she received the correct amount of nutrients and kilojoules everyday which was closely monitored by a dietician. When we first met Eve and her family, they where using a long day care service however, their GP referred them to Windermere.

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Healthy Women Healthy Relationships

About the program

Details

Who: