New homes for at-risk women in Bankstown

New homes for at-risk women in Bankstown

More women at risk of homelessness have a roof over their head with tenants moving into new units in Bankstown, acquired as part of a $2.8 million investment to support vulnerable people int...

19 September 2022
New trial to encourage more women to enter construction

New trial to encourage more women to enter construction

An Australian-first Culture Standard will be piloted at NSW construction sites to improve facilities, working conditions and boost the number of women in construction.

7 September 2022
New online hub helping women succeed in business

New online hub helping women succeed in business

It will now be easier for women in NSW to start, run and grow their own businesses, thanks to the State Government’s new one-stop shop Women in Business Hub going live today.

7 September 2022
New safe haven for vulnerable women in East Gosford

New safe haven for vulnerable women in East Gosford

A disused aged care facility in East Gosford has been transformed into a 14-room transitional housing facility for displaced older women under an innovative partnership between the NSW gover...

6 September 2022
Book a check up this Women's Health Week

Book a check up this Women's Health Week

Women are being reminded to book important health check-ups to take care of their physical and mental health during Women’s Health Week (5-11 September).

5 September 2022
Female founders accelerating startups

Female founders accelerating startups

Some of our brightest female startup founders are turbocharging their careers, thanks to a NSW Government program teaching industry-specific critical skills such as pitching for capital,

27 August 2022
Upgrades to sports grounds deliver female-friendly facilities

Upgrades to sports grounds deliver female-friendly facilities

The NSW Government will invest $25 million in a ground-breaking female sport facility program that aims to get more women and girls playing sport.

23 August 2022
Grants awarded to reduce the impact of cervical cancer in Aboriginal communities

Grants awarded to reduce the impact of cervical cancer in Aboriginal communities

Aboriginal organisations across NSW will benefit from six new Cervical Screening Community Grants which will provide culturally responsive and targeted health promotion

8 August 2022

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