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South West Women’s Health & Information Centre – Well Women’s Clinic

SWWHIC take a holistic approach to empowering women to care for their health and well-being. All of their Well Women’s Clinic services are provided by a qualified nurse.
 
The centre offers:
 
• Pap Smear clinic – Monday mornings
• Education on breast self-examinations
• A thorough discussion on all women’s health issues with our Nurse.
The women’s clinic provides Pap smears for women if they are under 70 years of age and if you have ever had sex.
Cost is $30 ($10 for concession card holders)
  • Hours
    Monday to Thursday: 9am - 4pm
  • Address 19 Fielder St
    South Bunbury, WA 6230
  • Phone 1800 673 350
  • Email admin@swwhic.com.au
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Women’s Information Service

The free telephone service provides information and referrals about issues such as health, finances, legal matters, counselling and domestic violence.
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New Opportunities for Women

The Certificate I in New Opportunities for Women (NOW) is a general education program that is intended to provide women with the knowledge, skills and support they require to explore future options regarding entering or re-entering the workforce, vocational training and further education.

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Crisis Intervention Serivce

Crisis Intervention Service for women affected by Domestic Violence.

  • Safe 24-hour accommodation
  • Drop in service
  • Outreach services
  • Case Management
  • Advocacy and Support
  • Community Art Groups
  • Community Education
  • Hours
     
    24 hours, 7 days
  • Phone 08 9169 1762
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Share and Care -Rainbow Women’s Centre

Provides safe accommodation for women and children escaping domestic or family violence and homeless women.
Referrals for financial assistance, medical issues, legal matters and transport to safe accommodation. 
 
  • Hours
    24 hours 7 days 
  • Phone 1800 007 570
  • Phone 2 (08) 9881 6810
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Narrogin Rainbow Centre

The Narrogin Rainbow Centre offers an informal skills cafe for women. The cafe environment naturally invites informal discussions between women and provides assistance with CV’s, home making skills such as sewing and cooking, budgeting, shopping on a budget, computer basics, links to education facilities, guest speakers and much more. 
  • Hours
    Monday - Friday 9:00am - 4:00pm
  • Phone 08 9622 2828
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Share and Care – Narrogin Outreach Counselling Service

This program offers outreach support to women who have recently utilised the Women’s Refuge or feel they need support to work through Family & Domestic Violence issues in their existing relationships. 
Our Support Workers maintain confidentiality, are highly skilled and will provide women with referrals to other agencies, court support and teach daily living skills where requested. Support for the clients is ongoing until the client indicates the support is no longer required. The counsellor (Psychologist) is in Narrogin, transport by the outreach support workers will be provided where requested by the client. 
 
  • Phone 1800 007 570
  • Phone 2 (08) 9881 6810
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Share and Care – Rainbow Centre

The Rainbow Centre offers an informal skills cafe for women.The cafe environment naturally invites informal discussions between women and provides assistance with CV’s, home making skills such as sewing and cooking, budgeting, shopping on a budget, computer basics, links to education facilities, guest speakers and much more.
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Goldfields-Esperance Domestic Violence Police Units

The DV Police Unit supports people experiencing family violence, a behaviour which results in physical, sexual and/or psychological damage, forced social isolation, economic deprivation, or behaviour which causes the victim(s) to live in fear.
  • Phone PHONE: (08) 9021 9789
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Escare Girls Group

The Young Women’s Group has been established. This group of 10-12 young indigenous and non-indigenous women meet on a fortnightly basis.
This group offers an opportunity to discuss any issue or concerns in a safe non-judgemental environment. They have the opportunity to be engaged with the Youth Worker and their peers whilst linking them in with appropriate services and providing relevant and up to date information on any issues they’re experiencing. Many activities are focused on increasing self-esteem, confidence and life skills. Activities include cooking, sewing, participating in community art activities and events.
  • Hours
    Monday - Friday 9:00am - 4:00pm
  • Address 8/53 The Esplanade
    Esperance, WA 6450
  • Email admin@escare.org.au
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