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Publisher: Government of South Australia, 2016
Status – CURRENT
Strategic framework to address gender inequality within South Australian public sector. This gender-informed resource is a subset of the South Australian Women’s Policy and video links to the 2016 Gender Equality Leadership Summit held in South Australia.
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Achieving Women’s Equality: South Australia’s Women’s Policy
/in Government Policy, South Australia /by adminPublisher: Government of South Australia, 2015
Status – CURRENT
Achieving Women’s Equality sets out the key priorities for action to ensure the economic status, social inclusion, safety and wellbeing of South Australian women throughout their lives is improved and sustained. The Policy provides a framework to address gender equity across all facets of state government and partnerships with non-government organisations, business, local government and community groups (Summary Sheet 2015).
Women’s Health Policy SA
/in Government Policy, Multiple Stakeholder Position, South Australia /by adminPublisher: Government of South Australia, Office for Women
Status – CURRENT
This link to the South Australian Office for Women website provides the framework for women’s health in the context of SA Strategic Plan.
A right to safety : the next phase of South Australia’s women’s safety strategy 2011-2022
/in Government Policy /by adminPublisher: South Autralian Government: Office for Women, 2011
Status – CURRENT
This strategy builds upon on the reforms undertaken through the Women’s safety strategy to improve South Australian legislation and services and to strengthen community understanding of the effects of violence against women. It also has a stronger focus on early intervention and prevention – to stop this violence from occurring in the first place.
South Australian Women’s Health Action Plan: Initiatives for 2010-2011
/in Government Policy /by adminPublisher:Department of Health, South Australian Government, 2009
Status – NOT CURRENT
The South Australian Women’s Health Policy was launched by the Minister for Health in March 2005. The Policy aims to improve the health of all South Australian women and supports the priorities of South Australia’s Strategic Plan 2007 and the SA Health Strategic Plan 2008-2010. Emphasis is on improving the health of women who have had the least access and experience the worst health outcomes, in particular Aboriginal women.
Women’s health action plan report card
/in Other /by adminPublisher: Health Department, Government of South Australia, 2009
Status – NOT CURRENT
This report card has been developed using information from reports provided by four health regions. The progress on each key initiative demonstrates the strong commitment of these regional health services to the improvement of women’s physical, mental, social and emotional health.
South Australian Women’s Health Action Plan : initiatives for 2006/07
/in Government Policy /by adminPublisher: Department of Health, 2006. South Australia.
Status – NOT CURRENT
The South Australian Women’s Health Action Plan was developed through a collaborative partnership between the Department of Health and Regional Health Services. Leadership for the development of the Women’s Health Action Plan was provided by Children, Youth and Women’s Health Service. The 2006/07 initiatives were drawn from over 50 initiatives proposed by key stakeholders during consultations in August 2005.
South Australian Women’s Health Policy
/in Government Policy /by adminPublished: Health Department, Government of South Australia, 2005
Status – CURRENT
This is a policy is about the whole health system and the South Australian community. It is about how changing health for women, changes health for everyone – but it starts with women. This policy commits to improving the health of women and girls of all ages in South Australia.