Services provided include general health, preventative issues, gynaecological issues, fertility preservation/pregnancy, and maternity care, and good health & holistic management/weight loss management/acupuncturist/pelvic physiotherapy care.

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Epworth Freemasons - Health Clinics

Epworth Freemasons Consulting Suites and Clinics

Women's Health Nursing service can provide or connect women with services that include:
- Shared maternity care between cohealth midwives and local hospitals
- Family planning/contraception advice
- Cervical screening (Pap tests)
- Young women's sexual health information and advice
- Sexually Transmitted Infections advice/testing
- Breast awareness information and mammogram referral
- Menopause information
- Continence advice and management
- Family violence referral and support

Cohealth - Fitzroy

Australian Action on Pre Eclampsia (AAPEC)

Information and support on preeclampsia, eclampsia and HELLP Syndrome.

Melbourne Sexual Health Centre provides testing and treatment for sexually transmissible infections (STIs), including HIV.

Call first to book a time for routine STI testing (no symptoms).

Walk in during opening hours if:
- you need review and treatment of STI or genital symptoms
- you need PEP
- a person you recently had sex with was diagnosed with an STI
- have been referred to MSHC by your doctor

See website for more detailed service information.

Melbourne Sexual Health Centre

Please note this service is limited to students and staff of the University of Melbourne.

Fax number: 03 9347 6684


The University of Melbourne - Health Service

Consultations in women's health including cervical screen & breast check, pregnancy management, STI screen, contraception , IUD & implant, general gynae & menopause

Completely Well Woman

PapScreen Victoria is the Victorian Cervical Screening Program. It is a joint Commonwealth-State funded program coordinated by the Department of Human Services. The Cancer Council Victoria is contracted to develop and implement Victoria's cervical screening communications and recruitment strategy.
PapScreen Victoria works in collaboration with its partners, the Victorian Cytology Service and the Victorian Cervical Cytology Registry to effect change across Victoria.

To find out further information about PapScreen Victoria please call 1300 65 65 85 or go to www.papscreen.org.

Aims
Goals and objectives

The continuing goals of PapScreen Victoria are to:

-- Decrease the incidence of cervical cancer among unscreened and under-screened Victorian women. 

-- Decrease mortality rates from cervical cancer among Victorian women, particularly those who have not been regularly screened. 
Specifically, the objective of the Communications and Recruitment Strategy is to increase the proportion of women screened within a two-year period by:

-- Encouraging previously unscreened and under-screened women into the program. 

-- Maintaining the high levels of two-yearly screening among currently-screened women.  src

The Cancer Council Victoria

 The Cancer Council Victoria is a public institution created by an Act of Parliament. It operates as a charity, relies heavily on volunteer support, and raises and spends $3&#8211;4 per head of population annually. It is governed by the Council, an Executive and other committees.

It has a central location in Melbourne and employs a staff of about 200&#8212;a large percentage of whom are university graduates. 

It houses three research divisions (epidemiology, behavioural science, clinical research) and units undertaking public and professional education, cancer data registration, development of patient services, cancer information and support services, anti-smoking campaign (Quit), finance, administration and fundraising. 

It also auspices and funds a cooperating network of cancer specialists (the Victorian Cooperative Oncology Group&#8212;VCOG) to facilitate the conduct of collaborative clinical research, and resources an expert Medical and Scientific Committee to dispense studentships, scholarships, fellowships and research grants to other academic, medical and research institutes.

If you or someone you know has cancer you may be feeling overwhelmed. 

You have probably been given a huge amount of written material and been told a thousand things, often in confusing medical terms. You are probably also facing a range of emotions. 

The Cancer Council Victoria is there to provide information and support for you and your family in a number of ways: 

-- Cancer Connect and Parents Cancer Connect

-- Cancer Helpline 

-- Cancer support groups 

-- Financial assistance 

-- Living With Cancer Education Program 

-- Multilingual Cancer Information Line 

For more information call the Cancer Helpline on 13 11 20.

Hours
You can contact the Cancer Information and Support Service Monday to Friday 8.30 am to 5.30 pm on 13 11 20.

Well Women's Clinic - women's health issues- pap tests, breast health, STI's and more.

The Womens Health Information Centre (WHIC)

Free confidential statewide health service. Offering information, support and referral options on a wide range of women's health issues. Services include pregnancy testing and chlamydia screening, pregnancy care options, parenting and family  support/education, breast service, unplanned pregnancy.
Telephone, walk-in or email

Additional Info: Page Hospital Chaplains Helen Parker or Judy Goods.
Alternative contact Genetic Counselling (03) 9344 2121

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