Women with Disabilities Victoria

Women with Disabilities Victoria Not-for-profit organisation run by and for women and gender diverse people with disabilities in Victoria. Membership is free. Join us today!

Our current priority issues are:
> stop violence against women and gender diverse people with disabilities;
> create better supports for women and gender diverse people with disabilities as parents, and;
> promote access to health services for women and gender diverse people with disabilities.

Tonight, at the Victorian Online Leadership Hub for women and gender diverse people with disabilities we will be joined ...
10/03/2026

Tonight, at the Victorian Online Leadership Hub for women and gender diverse people with disabilities we will be joined by the amazing Eliza Hull.

This event will include a casual Q&A session.

There is still time to register if you haven’t already.

Register now - https://wwdv.wildapricot.org/event-6418595

Or email Hubs@wdv.og.au / Call 03 9286 7813.

We hope to see you there!

Media Tile. Sandy background. The Regional green WDV logo along the top followed by text: “Eliza Hull.” A photo of Eliza Hull is in the centre with the following text overlayed on it: “Tonight. 6.30 – 7.30pm. Join the conversation with the celebrated musician, author and disability advocate. Victorian Online Leadership Hub. Free event. Register Now!”

Join multi award winning musical artist, author and recent Order of Australia Medal recipient, Eliza Hull as she joins t...
09/03/2026

Join multi award winning musical artist, author and recent Order of Australia Medal recipient, Eliza Hull as she joins the Victorian Online Leadership Hub. New members welcome!

This event will include a casual Q&A session.

Register now - https://wwdv.wildapricot.org/event-6418595.

Or email Hubs@wdv.og.au / Call 03 9286 7813.

Media tile. Sandy background. The Regional green WDV logo in along the top, followed by text: “Join us for the next Victorian Online Leadership Hub.” In the centre is a photo of Eliza Hull with the text “Eliza Hull” overlayed on top. Along the bottom: “ Musician, author and disability advocate. Wednesday, March 11, 6.30 – 7.30pm. Free Event. Register Now!”

Applications are now open for Victorian women and gender diverse people with disabilities to apply for a scholarship to ...
06/03/2026

Applications are now open for Victorian women and gender diverse people with disabilities to apply for a scholarship to attend the Women Deliver 2026 conference in Melbourne, from April 27-29.

Women Deliver (WD2026) is an international event that is expected to bring more than 6,500 feminist advocates, decision-makers, community leaders and grassroots activists from more than 170 countries to Melbourne.

WDV will be delivering 16 scholarships to women and gender diverse people with disabilities in Victoria who wish to attend WD2026. The scholarship supports women and gender diverse people with disabilities who are working to advance gender and disability equity in the Victorian community to attend the event, build their skills and knowledge, and add their voices the global movement for gender equality.

For further information on the scholarship program and to apply, visit the link here https://wdv.org.au/news/women-deliver-conference-2026-scholarships/

Applications are open until close of business on Friday 20th March 2026.

The Women Deliver 2026 Scholarship Program is supported by the Victorian Government.

Image description: The first slide has a dark purple background and the following words in white: ‘Apply now for a scholarship to attend the Women Deliver 2026 Conference!’ At the bottom of the slide are cartoon images of three people. The first has long blonde hair and is wear a bright green and orange dress. The second has long straight black hair and is wearing a white shirt with a rainbow on it. The third has a green shirt and green headphones, brown hair, is using a smartphone and is sitting in a wheelchair. The WDV logo is in the top right. The second slide has the Victorian State Government logo in white on a dark purple background.

Our next online Hub meeting will be March 11, 6:30 – 7:30pm, on Zoom. We are delighted to have special guest Eliza Hull....
04/03/2026

Our next online Hub meeting will be March 11, 6:30 – 7:30pm, on Zoom.

We are delighted to have special guest Eliza Hull.

This event will include a casual Q&A session.

Eliza is a multi award winning musical artist, author and recent Order of Australia Medal recipient. She is currently the ABC Victoria’s Disability Arts Reporter on David Astle’s Evenings.

More information about Eliza’s work can be found here - Eliza Hull — Award-winning musician, writer and disability advocate

New members welcome!

Free to attend.

Register now - https://wwdv.wildapricot.org/event-6418595

Or email Hubs@wdv.og.au / Call 03 9286 7813.

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Tile 2: Sandy background. WDV Regional guitar pick style logo along the top followed by the text, “ Victorian Online Leadership Hub. Upcoming Meeting Dates. Wednesday March 25

Wednesday April 8

Wednesday April 22

Wednesday May 6

Wednesday May 20

6:30 - 7:30pm. Online via Zoom.” Graphic image of a woman holding up a mobile phone.

For the next issue of Are You Covered magazine, Gippsland Women’s Health are inviting women and gender-diverse people wi...
02/03/2026

For the next issue of Are You Covered magazine, Gippsland Women’s Health are inviting women and gender-diverse people with Neurodivergence to share their experiences accessing s*xual and reproductive health care and information.

Your story can be anonymous.

👉 Share your story via the link here: https://gwhealth.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9F90CR8dCBmPpFs?source2=wdv

You may also call 1800 805 448
or email admin@gwhealth.asn.au
to communicate in a way that suits you.

*xualandreproductivehealth

Image description: A green background slide featuring the Are You Covered logo and three speech bubbles with quotes reading: “I wish someone had told me what was going to happen.” “I brought notes so I wouldn’t lose my words.” and “Cycle-aware medication adjustments made a huge difference for me.” Below the quotes is the text: “How has neurodivergence shaped your s*xual and reproductive health experiences in Gippsland?” An image of an open Are You Covered magazine sits behind the speech bubbles.

Do you live in Gippsland and have a disability?For the next issue of Are You Covered, we’re inviting women and gender-di...
27/02/2026

Do you live in Gippsland and have a disability?

For the next issue of Are You Covered, we’re inviting women and gender-diverse people to share their experiences accessing local s*xual and reproductive health services and information.

Whether your experience was positive, challenging, or somewhere in between, your story matters. You can share anonymously.

👉 Share your story via the link here: https://gwhealth.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9F90CR8dCBmPpFs?source2=wdv

You may also call 1800 805 448
or email admin@gwhealth.asn.au
to communicate in a way that suits you.



Image Description: A pink background slide featuring the Are You Covered logo and three speech bubbles with quotes reading: “The doctor talks to my support worker instead of me. I can’t trust that she wants to help.” “I love safe s*x! It’s more accessible when…” and “I can make my own choices because my clinic offers information about hormonal therapy options in accessible formats!” Below the quotes is the text: “How has disability shaped your s*xual and reproductive health experiences in Gippsland?”

We are pleased to announce that, with the support of the Victorian Government and the Hon. Mary-Anne Thomas, Minister fo...
26/02/2026

We are pleased to announce that, with the support of the Victorian Government and the Hon. Mary-Anne Thomas, Minister for Women, Women with Disabilities Victoria will be delivering scholarships for Victorian women and gender diverse people with disabilities to attend Women Deliver 2026.

Through a $50,000 grant, we will be offering approximately 16 scholarships to support members of our community to participate in one of the world’s largest global conferences focused on gender equality, held from 27 to 30 April in Melbourne.

Each scholarship includes full conference registration. In addition, recipients can apply for an optional support package to assist with travel, accommodation, childcare and accessibility requirements, helping reduce barriers to participation.

The Women Deliver 2026 Conference Scholarship Program is supported by the Victorian Government.

Applications will open soon. Become a WDV member via the link below to receive scholarship updates to your inbox.

https://wdv.org.au/become-a-member/

Membership is free and helps strengthen our collective voice for disability inclusion and gender equality in Victoria.

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A dark purple square graphic with a large organic light purple shape across the centre. Over the shape, bold white text reads: “16 scholarships available for women and gender diverse people with disabilities to attend Women Deliver 2026, Melbourne, 27 to 30 April.” At the bottom of the image is a cartoon illustration of four people standing together. One person has black curly hair and is seated in a wheelchair. One person has short pink hair and is wearing a shirt with a pride flag. One person has long black hair and a purple dress. One person has brown hair, glasses and an orange dress.

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A dark purple square graphic with the Victoria State Government logo in white. White text on the image reads: “The Women Deliver 2026 Conference Scholarship Program is supported by the Victorian Government.”

This year’s issue of Are You Covered explores Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH), Disability, and Neurodivergence. Wom...
25/02/2026

This year’s issue of Are You Covered explores Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH), Disability, and Neurodivergence.

Women's Health are inviting Gippsland women and gender-diverse people who have a disability and/or neurodivergence to share their experiences of accessing s*xual and reproductive health care and information.

Your story can be anonymous - whether it was positive, challenging, or somewhere in between.

👉 Share your story via the link here: https://gwhealth.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9F90CR8dCBmPpFs?source2=wdv

You may also call 1800 805 448
or email admin@gwhealth.asn.au
to communicate in a way that suits you.

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Tile 1: Soft green background with a cream banner at the top that reads, “Are you covered Magazine Issue 5.” Below, black text reads: “We’re inviting women and gender-diverse people who are disabled and/or neurodivergent to share their experiences accessing local s*xual and reproductive health services and information.” A black and white halftone illustration of two hands reaching toward each other appears at the bottom. The Are You Covered logo is in the top right corner.

Tile 2: Pale pink background. Black text reads: “Your contribution can be anonymous, and responses will help inform and inspire others. Whether it’s:”
Below are highlighted text blocks listing examples:
• A positive experience at a local clinic
• A challenging interaction with a hospital
• A peer-led program that made you feel seen and validated
• Or anything in between to do with your s*xual and reproductive health

Tile 3: Coral pink background. White heading text reads: “Here are some examples of SRH care topics you might touch on:” Highlighted text blocks list topics including periods and menstrual cycles; hormones and PMS/PMDD; pelvic pain, heavy bleeding, endometriosis and PCOS; contraception and family planning; STI testing and treatment; cervical and breast screening; relationships and s*xual wellbeing; consent and privacy; fertility; pregnancy care, birth and postnatal care; pregnancy choices including abortion and miscarriage; perimenopause and menopause.

Tonight, at the Victorian Online Leadership Hub for women and gender diverse people with disabilities we are celebrating...
24/02/2026

Tonight, at the Victorian Online Leadership Hub for women and gender diverse people with disabilities we are celebrating self care! Bring along a craft, creative project, or something you’re working on, and settle in for an evening of connection and self-care. Recharge and share ideas with peers who just “get it”.

New members welcome! Free to attend.

Register now via the link - https://wwdv.wildapricot.org/event-6418595
Or email Hubs@wdv.og.au / Call 03 9286 7813.

Image description: A beige social media tile. The Regional WDV logo along the top followed by text: “Celebrating self care. Tonight. 6.30 – 7.30pm. Bring along your current craft or passion project! Victorian Online Leadership Hub. Free Event. Register Now!” Graphic of a woman having a cup of tea in her wheelchair. Alongside her a graphic of a paper crane.

How has disability and/or neurodivergence shaped your experience of s*xual and reproductive health?Gippsland Women’s Hea...
24/02/2026

How has disability and/or neurodivergence shaped your experience of s*xual and reproductive health?

Gippsland Women’s Health are creating the next issue of Are You Covered magazine! They want to hear from Gippsland women and gender-diverse people with lived experience.

👉 Share your story via this link: https://gwhealth.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9F90CR8dCBmPpFs?source2=wdv

You may also call 1800 805 448
or email admin@gwhealth.asn.au
to communicate in a way that suits you.



Image Description: “How has disability or neurodivergence shaped your experience of s*xual and reproductive health?” Scattered across the lower half are cream text labels featuring topics including: PMS/PMDD, endometriosis, contraception, menstrual cycles, s*xual wellbeing, PCOS, fertility, pelvic pain, consent, hormones, abortion, pregnancy care, relationships, perimenopause, menopause, STI testing, birth and postnatal care, and cervical screening. The Are You Covered logo appears in the top right corner.

Join us for the Online Leadership Hub, a relaxed, welcoming space created by and for women and gender diverse people wit...
23/02/2026

Join us for the Online Leadership Hub, a relaxed, welcoming space created by and for women and gender diverse people with disabilities.

Bring along a craft, creative project, or something you’re working on, and settle in for an evening of connection and self-care. This is your time to recharge, share ideas, and be in community with others who understand the importance of lived experience leadership.

We’d also love to hear from you. What topics matter most right now? Who would you like to learn from? What conversations are we not having enough of? The Hub is shaped by the people in the (virtual) room, so your voice will help guide future sessions.

Come as you are. Create, connect, and help shape what leadership looks like for our community.

New members welcome! Free to attend.

Register now via the link - https://wwdv.wildapricot.org/event-6418595
Or email Hubs@wdv.og.au / Call 03 9286 7813.

Image description: A beige social media tile. The Regional WDV logo along the top followed by text: “Join us for the next Victorian Online Leadership Hub. Celebrating Self Care. Wednesday, February 25, 6.30 – 7.30pm. Free Event. Register Now!” Graphic of a woman having a cup of tea in her wheelchair. Alongside her graphics of a paper crane, ball of yarn and crafting scissors.

We’re with the Women’s Health Services Network at Queens Hall, Parliament, showcasing the impact and reach of women’s he...
18/02/2026

We’re with the Women’s Health Services Network at Queens Hall, Parliament, showcasing the impact and reach of women’s health services right across Victoria. We’re highlighting how local women’s health services create meaningful statewide impact across Victoria. From policy to place-based programs, the conversations happening with MPs today reflect a shared commitment to prevention, gender equity and healthier communities.

With thanks to the Victorian Government for hosting us this week, and ensuring we can showcase the incredible impact happening in communities right across the state. Thanks also to the Labor Women’s Caucus for hosting our CEO Trishima Mitra Kahn who proudly represented Women with Disabilities Victoria.

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