Ten ways to think about accessibility & inclusion
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Family violence
Family violence is a significant human rights issue in Victoria. Everyone has a right to safety in homes, schools, at work and on the streets.
Financial wellness
With deep expertise in financial wellness, WIRE offers free financial information, training and guidance.
Relationships
Women, non-binary and gender diverse people often talk to us about relationship issues they may be experiencing; WIRE provides support and information so people can make decisions about what course of action is right for them.
Housing
Having a safe, secure place to live is one of the most basic human rights. WIRE’s housing resources aim to help women, nonbinary and gender-diverse people in Victoria understand and better navigate the housing system.
Migration
People move countries for all sorts of reasons. WIRE can offer support for women, nonbinary and gender-diverse people experiencing isolation, visa stress, racism and more.
Legal advice
Legal matters are often complex, time-consuming and can drain your energy and money. WIRE can help you identify pathways to legal support and ways that you can support yourself whilst working through legal matters.
Health & wellbeing
Audre Lorde said self-care was a radical act, an act of radical self-preservation — you can't pour from an empty vessel. Self-care is an important part of living well. Explore this section for information on emotional and mental health well-being.
Parenting & families
WIRE can talk to you about pregnancy, family planning, abortion, parenting orders and the day-to-day experience of raising toddlers, primary-aged kids and teenagers. We can also discuss adolescent violence.
Employment
Support and referrals to connect with relevant workshops and networks for developing a career pathway and obtaining work experience.
Gender & sexuality
Gender Identity and sexuality can be taboo issues. WIRE can support people to find information, support and referrals as well as direct people to appropriate LBGTIQ+ services.