TAILIEUCHUNG - Principles of Women’s Health Care

Aboriginal peoples have distinctive perspectives and understandings, deriving from their cultures and histories and embodied in Aboriginal languages. Research that has Aboriginal experience as its subject matter must reflect these perspectives and understandings. In the past, research concerning Aboriginal peoples has usually been initiated outside the Aboriginal community and carried out by non Aboriginal people. Aboriginal people have had almost no opportunity to correct misinformation or to challenge ethnocentric and racist interpretations. Consequently, the existing body of research, which normally provides a reference point for new research, must be open to reassessment | women s health V nsw o Principles of Women s Health Care Women s Health NSW aims to provide a strong independent public voice on women s health and wellbeing from a feminist wholistic perspective that values women s safety and dignity This document and fact sheet was prepared by Women s Health NSW PO Box 341 Leichhardt NSW 2040 Australia 61 0 2 9560 0866 Phone 61 0 2 9560 2887 Fax info@ Email Web 20 February 2007 To find your local Women s Health Centre in NSW 2 Women s Health NSW Women s Health NSW is the peak body for and industry association of nongovernment community feminist women s health centres in New South Wales. In addition we are responsible for promoting a coordinated approach to policy and planning staff development training education and consultation between members NSW Health and other government and non-government agencies. There are twenty-three member centres that provide a diverse range of services to women in their communities in New South Wales. Throughout the network service provision is influenced by the identified needs of local communities and a common aim of working to improve the health status of women. Strategies incorporated by Women s Health Centres include preventative health care community education and development advocacy and empowerment providing women with knowledge skills and resources to enable them to take more responsibility over factors that may adversely affect their lives. Member services operate from a feminist perspective and link the cause of ill health in women to a multiplicity of factors including biological social cultural environmental and economic. These factors influence women s health status their need of health services and their ability to access appropriate services. Our Vision That all women and girls are empowered to fulfil their potential within a safe and healthy environment Our Role Women s Health NSW works within a feminist framework to improve health and .

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