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A Voice for Change

Changing the landscape for women with Gynaecological, Sexual and related Mental Health Issues

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Fabulous Your Voice Your Choice Tour with Richmond Wellbeing!

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We are just about finished our three week South-West tour and what a wonderful adventure it has been. Tony, Hayley Solich and I have been hosting workshops on behalf of Richmond Wellbeing, for South-West Medicare Local. The theme of the workshops is ‘Your Voice Your Choice’ and we have been teaching on Self-Advocacy. Hayley has been training the skills of self-advocacy and I have been presenting as an inspirational role model, sharing my story. Tony has also been dragged into the spotlight, giving a five minute introduction to the topic from a male perspective. It has been wonderful to see him breaking open people’s hearts.

Here are some pics from the tour so you get a feel of the warm reception we have been receiving around the South-West…

 

 

Some feedback from participants…

 

Understanding Your Lady Bits Day

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Join Kath Mazzella and friends for afternoon tea at Rod Evans Community Centre, Sunday 14th September, 2014 from 1:30pm – 4:00pm.

The program for the afternoon includes:

  • An art display by Jana Vodesil-Baruffi
  • Speakers – Sophie Liley, Vida Carlino, Joni Edmonds, Rachel Oliver and Fai Kur
  • Hillary Hatfield will be MC for the day
  • Burlesque Dancers
  • Display tables
  • Door prizes
  • Afternoon tea provided

Cost $30 per head.

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Kath Mazzella featured on the Rural Health’s Website

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Rural Health Education Foundation’s Website interview feature

Kath is proud to be interviewed by  the Rural Health Education Foundation.

This case study features the story of Kath who was diagnosed with vulval cancer after she found lumps in her vulva. Kath talks about the shock of finding cancer, and the psychosexual and psychosocial impact of her diagnosis and treatment.
Kath has now set up GAIN, the Gynaecological Awareness Information Network, to offer support to women with gynaecological health problems. She is passionate about raising awareness of the challenges for women who have a diagnosis and subsequent treatment for a gynaecological cancer.
This case study highlights the challenges for women living with gynaecological cancers and the side effects of treatment on a woman’s health and sexuality.
Listen to the podcast now.

 

Rural Health Website