Women's Health in the South East
Malavika Kadwadkar currently serves as the Community Outreach Lead at Women's Health in the South East, a position held since September 2024. Prior experience includes roles as the Strategic Lead for Gender Equality at the City of Casey and Health Promotion Officer and Bilingual Educator at Women's Health In the North, along with a Bilingual Health Educator role for the Working for Victoria Project with WHIN. Malavika has also been a part of the Ethnic Communities' Council of Victoria as a Traveler Speak My Language participant and worked as a Business Relationship Specialist at Marico Limited. Educational qualifications include a Graduate Certificate in Consumer and Community Engagement, a Predictive Business Analyst certification, a Business Analyst diploma, and multiple degrees from the University of Mumbai, encompassing fields such as Education, Foods, Nutrition and Dietetics, and Applied Nutrition and Dietetics.
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Women's Health in the South East
Women’s Health in the South East (WHISE) is the regional women’s health service for the Southern Metropolitan Region of Melbourne. WHISE is a not-for-profit organisation that focuses on empowering women. We work to improve the health and well-being of women in our region by providing health information and education to governments, organisations, education providers, and community groups. Our team of health promotion professionals work to promote gender equality, sexual and reproductive health and the prevention of violence against women. WHISE proudly provides settlement services for refugee and migrant women. Funded through the Federal Government, our team assist women to access mainstream services, increase their knowledge of Australian society, and to help them better participate in the broader community. We run support sessions, provide assistance to liaise with government departments and referrals when required.