Women’s Health & Family Services is a not-for-profit organisation that specialises in women’s health issues.
We are a collective of women offering leading advice from medical, counselling, and mental health services, drug, alcohol and domestic violence support to community workshops and professional training in a safe,inclusive and nurturing environment for all women – regardless of age, race or circumstances – their families and the community.
The program provides information, advocacy and referrals as well as group activities, respite camps and peer support groups.
Qualified counsellors work alongside women and their families experiencing AOD related problems to make positive changes in their lives.
Family members operate and connect with each other in unique ways; no two families are alike.
Womens Health & Family Services provides a professional counselling service for women over the age of 18.
Ensure you are meeting nutrition targets for vitamins, minerals and other key nutrients with healthy eating and lifestyle habits.
The program supports and assists women to make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing
DVAS provides people with a safe and friendly environment to access advocacy, legal and DCP services.
Each school term WHFS has a number of groups for WHFS clients and their children.
These services are provided by female doctors and nurses at both our Northbridge and Joondalup offices.
The Be Well Mental Health Program is a free service, providing social and emotional support and advocacy to women
MWAS promotes the safety of women, with or without children, from migrant and refugee backgrounds.
Services for women at every stage of their lives
Latest news and events
Community Info Sessions - June 2021
Website Engagement Survey
To reach the needs of our community, we released a survey to help us collect valuable data on our services and the accessibility of our website.
Child less or Child free?
1 in 4 women in Australia are childless either by choice, medical reasons or by circumstance. Childless women are often marginalised, stigmatised and socially excluded. Our CEO Felicite Black recently sat down for an interview with Natasha Hart to discuss issues around being child less or child free? Felicite identified that still today society has conflated womanhood with motherhood.
Back to School Event 2021
WHFS support vulnerable women and their families in many ways, including an event called Back to School. RTRFM spoke to Children and Family Services Co-ordinator Jude Berry about the program.
WHFS CEO Felicite Black Interview with RTRFM
CEO of Women’s Health and Family Services Felicite Black joined ‘On the Record’ at RTRFM to discuss that women have been too afraid to attend medical appointments and check-ups for screenings due to the fear surrounding COVID-19
3000
People accessed video and audio resources during the lockdown in 2020
18+
Languages spoken by WHFS staff
363
Community workshops held
Since 1977 we have created a safe environment for women, at every stage of life.
Help us continue to support women in our community by making a donation.
Improving the health & wellbeing of WA women, families & communities
Read the stories of those who have volunteered, received assistance, donated and worked with WHFS.
They talked to me about the available options
I felt supported by the community for the first time in a long time
I attended a program to get help with applying for jobs
Our Supporters
We wish to acknowledge the support of our funders and donors who help us to support WA women.
