Sunday, July 29, 2012 
Australian organisations and programs working with dads are encouraged to use these logos and messages as part of their everyday practice.
To use these logos, click on the appropriate image on this webpage and ‘cut and paste’ into your document. Otherwise click here to download a copy of the Father Inclusive Practice logos and messages as a Word document.
Sunday, July 29, 2012 This webpage is designed as an induction tool for staff involved in community health/welfare/counselling contexts and how their program/organisation can best involve fathers. Organisations and programs are encouraged to complete the whole FIP process to ensure best service delivery outcomes. Click here, for more information.
Saturday, June 16, 2012 |
The Blokes' Book is a directory of services available to men across a broad range of health and wellbeing areas including crisis services, relationships, fathering, eating right, being active, weight control, alcohol and drug use, preventable diseases, suicide prevention, legal and financial support, etc. It also encourages men to be proactive in taking control over their physical, mental and emotional health and wellbeing. Download Ver 1.0 here as pdf (2Mb) 10,000 hard copies are also being distributed throughout Perth and regional WA during June 2012. If you would like to have hard copies sent to you, you can request these via orders@man.org.au The Blokes' Book is produced by the Men's Advisory Network (MAN) Inc and funded by the WA Department of Health. |
Wednesday, June 13, 2012 On the 8th June 2012, at the offices of Southern Health, Rob Koch launched the first Strategic Plan of Male Health Victoria.
This document aims to introduce Male Health Victoria Inc (MHV) to the State Government, to various sectors including Health, Education, Community Services, Business, Industrial, Corporate, Sporting, and to the wider Victorian community.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012 The Men's Health Peer Education (MHPE) program was funded as part of the supplementary package of support provided by the Australian Government in response to the validated findings of the Vietnam Veterans' Health Study.
The MHPE program trains volunteers to provide health information to their veteran peers to assist them in making informed lifestyle choices around their health. The program is open to all veterans or partners of veterans.
To support the MHPE volunteer network and program, a magazine is produced. Articles are contributed by MHPE volunteers; health professionals and DVA staff.
The magazine is available online and may be downloaded as a PDF document:
You can also order a copy of the Men's Health Peer Education Magazine by completing the following order form (PDF) and emailing it to .
