Skip to navigation Skip to content Skip to footer
Toggle navigation VicHealth logo Profile Search

Login

Forgot password?
Need an account? Sign up now.
  • Follow on Twitter
  • Follow on Youtube
  • Follow on Facebook
  • Follow on LinkedIn
  • Register
  • Login
  • About
    • What we do Our strategic plan
    • Our history The story of VicHealth
    • 2019 VicHealth Awards Victorian Health Promotion Foundation Awards
    • Who we are Board, Governance & Staff
    • Careers Jobs at VicHealth
    • Annual Reports Annual Report and Year in Review
    • Contact us Contact or locate VicHealth
    • Health promotion What is health promotion?
    • Policies Website and internal policies
  • Our Work
    • Healthy eating Ensuring more Victorians adopt a healthy diet
    • Alcohol harm prevention Encouraging more Victorians to drink less alcohol
    • Gender equality Building cultures of equality & respect
    • Innovation Bold new ways to address our health priorities
    • Physical activity Getting more people, more physically active
    • Mental wellbeing Ensuring more Victorians are resilient & connected
    • Arts and social connection Reducing social isolation through participation
    • VicHealth strategies Our strategic approaches to health
    • Tobacco prevention Encouraging more Victorians to be smokefree
    • Health equity Promoting fairness & opportunity for health equity
    • Research Building knowledge & evidence for health
    • Health Promotion in Action Case studies from VicHealth and our partners.
  • Programs & Projects
  • Be Healthy
  • Funding
  • Events
  • Media & Resources
    • Expert comment Media contacts & expert comment
    • Opinion pieces Articles and Letters to the Editor
    • Video gallery Browse our informative videos
    • Healthy living apps VicHealth’s rated apps for health
    • Research & publications Reports and downloadable material
    • VCE resources For Health and Human Development
    • Media releases Latest news and releases
    • VicHealth Letter Our corporate magazine
    • Submissions Policy development
  • Follow on Twitter
  • Follow on Youtube
  • Follow on Facebook
  • Follow on LinkedIn
  1. Home
  • Female student with classmates behind her

    Search

  1. Home

Related

276 results found

  • Previous
  • 1
  • ...
  • 20
  • 21
  • 22
  • 23
  • Next
List Block
Close up of a mother with her daughter

Violence against women

02 Dec 2013

Trends in evaluation: Preventing violence against women

These practice papers aim to contribute unique and relevant knowledge and perspectives to the field of evaluation in health promotion and public health more broadly.

Read More
Grandfather hugging his granddaughter

Mental wellbeing

14 Nov 2019

Healthier masculinities

There are many ways to be a man in Australia. Evidence shows that healthier expressions of masculinity could be one key way to promote gender equality and improved wellbeing for everyone. VicHealth’s new Healthier Masculinities framework provides more information on this emerging research area.

Read More
Group image of 2019 VicHealth Award winners

VicHealth Awards 2019

04 Dec 2019

Victorians living healthier lives thanks to VicHealth award winners

Twelve Victorian organisations have taken out the top gong for their outstanding efforts to improve the health of communities right across Victoria at the 2019 VicHealth Awards.

Read More
Father playing with young son

Funding for councils

19 Nov, 2019 - 24 Feb, 2020

Healthier Masculinities Partnership Grant

Applications close 12pm, 24 February 2020

Read More
Family running in backyard

Funding for projects

19 Nov, 2019 - 24 Feb, 2020

Ideas Partnership Grant

Applications close 12pm, 24 February 2020.

Read More
Dancers at White Night 2017

Letter-to-editor

24 Feb 2017

Great health opportunities just around the corner

Letter-to-editor by VicHealth CEO Jerril Rechter

Read More
Mother playing with her daughter

Violence against women

26 Nov 2011

VicHealth framework for preventing violence against women

Preventing violence before it occurs is our framework for action on preventing violence against women.

Read More
Young boy with his mother

Economic cost of violence

23 Nov 2015

Violence against women costing Australia $21.6 billion a year

Violence against women and their children is costing Australia $21.6 billion each year, with Governments carrying more than a third of the cost burden; as shown in the report A high price to pay: the economic case for preventing violence against women released today.

Read More
Young couple hiking together

National Community Attitudes Survey

24 Sep 2015

Many young people ready to attribute blame to victims and think tracking a partner is acceptable

One in five young Australians believe there are circumstances in which women bear part of the responsibility for sexual assault and nearly half (46%) agree that tracking a partner by electronic means without consent is acceptable.

Read More
People from various ethnicities working together

Workplace wellbeing

23 Nov 2018

Support for worker wellbeing in the Latrobe Valley

Businesses from across the Latrobe Valley are invited to come and learn how to boost their workers’ mental wellbeing at a free workshop hosted by the Victorian Workplace Mental Wellbeing Collaboration, a partnership between SuperFriend, VicHealth and WorkSafe Victoria.

Read More
Male and female colleagues work together in an office environment

Family violence prevention

17 May 2016

World-first family violence prevention resource can build respectful and equal communities

VicHealth has released a world-first model for preventing violence against women, which aims to build communities and cultures that promote gender equality.

Read More
Friends posing for a photo in a park

VicHealth Indicators Survey

15 Nov 2016

Victorians' wellbeing higher than national average but more can be done for disadvantaged groups

The majority of Victorians have higher than national average wellbeing, but deep inequalities are resulting in poorer health for disadvantaged communities according to a major new population survey conducted by VicHealth.

Read More
  • Previous
  • 1
  • ...
  • 20
  • 21
  • 22
  • 23
  • Next

Subscribe to our e-newsletter

Keep up to date with the latest news and publications, funding opportunities, careers and upcoming events at VicHealth.

  
Top
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Statement
  • Terms of Use
  • Sitemap

VicHealth acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government. 

Victorian Government