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Financial abuse is a form of family violence. One that can be perpetrated using a range of business systems and structures — and the damage it causes is devastating.   This abuse is commonly committed through coerced directorships. That’s why we welcome the consultation paper released by the Federal Government today on coerced directorships – an important step forward in their commitment to curbing financial abuse.   Too often, we see women facing bankruptcy and homelessness because they’ve been forced or tricked into running a company by their partner — receiving no benefits, but left holding all the company’s debt and accountability.   In many cases, these women aren’t even aware they have been registered as a company director until they are pursued by creditors.   The process for victim-survivors to contest, resolve, and recover from coerced directorships is complex, uncertain, and can take years; so prevention is vital.   Closing loopholes, strengthening requirements, and increasing regulation to prevent coerced directorships are critical to helping stop abuse before it starts, and we'll continue to engage with government on broader reforms to make financial systems safer.   #16DaysOfActivism #EAAD25 #EconomicAbuseAwareness #Awareness2Action

We’ve achieved ISO 27001 certification! ✅ Better care starts with trust. That’s why we’re proud to share that we’ve reached a major milestone: ISO 27001:2022 certification, the global standard for information security. This certification is more than a badge. It’s a promise that we’re committed to protecting our customers and stakeholders in a time when data and technology shape so much of our lives. For the people and communities we support, this means your information is protected by the highest level of security. It’s about creating confidence, trust, and safety in every interaction. And for those who partner and work with us, this certification is your assurance that we handle data with the care and responsibility you expect. We’re building stronger, safer systems that enable Altogether Better Care. A heartfelt thank you to our teams across Each for making this possible.

Have you heard the news? Our Health@Home Pathways program was nominated for the Care in the Community category at the 2025 Victorian Public Healthcare Awards 🎉 Working alongside Eastern Health, this amazing team of registered nurses and health coaches provide in-home care for people with chronic health conditions. By educating clients, linking them to trusted services — like GPs, social programs and physiotherapy — and guiding them through the health system, they help people live well at home and avoid hospital stays. We’re so proud of the work they do each day and wish them all the best for tomorrow night! 👉 To learn more about Health@Home Pathways, visit: https://lnkd.in/gscnZsNZ

Driving change for a decade 🚗🎉 For 10 years, L2P has been pairing young people who need extra support with dedicated mentors to help them get their driver’s licence. Together, they focus on safe driving skills, building confidence behind the wheel, and working toward the 120-hour goal. But beyond practical lessons, these journeys also create space for trust and connection — something every young person deserves. Celebrating a decade of L2P, we’re proud to reflect on the meaningful impact the program has had on learners like Alexis, Monique and so many others. To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/gP_3y6At

As an NDIS Support Coordinator at Each, Emma’s work has shaped how she sees the world — showing her what’s possible for people and inspiring her to show up every day with care, compassion, and purpose. Supported by a team that listens and a leader who encourages her growth, Emma feels empowered to bring her best self to work. “I feel like I can just be myself here,” Emma says. “Because of that, I bring the best of me to work every day.” Her role has inspired her to study a Diploma in Mental Health, deepening her understanding and strengthening her impact. “Working at Each has broadened my view of what people go through — my empathy has gone through the roof.” “Each is a great place to work — I genuinely love it here.” 👉 Read Emma’s full story: https://lnkd.in/ghHqEV6w #NDIS #SupportCoordination #DisabilitySupport

The Women’s Pain Report makes one thing clear: women deserve better. Of the 13,000 Victorian women and girls who shared their stories, 90% said they’ve lived with pain — mostly related to reproductive health conditions — for more than a year. For many, this is because they’ve been dismissed by healthcare professionals, priced out of care, or left behind because of where they live. Each’s Executive Director of Operations Camilla Radia-George said, “For far too long, being ignored and dismissed has been a common experience for women. “The minimisation of pain and chronic conditions prevents them from getting the treatment and support they need. “Services like our Victorian Virtual Women’s Health Clinic and Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Clinic are helping women feel seen and heard — improving their quality of life. “Our team of health experts provide free, safe, and accessible care for women from diverse backgrounds — helping them manage endometriosis, pelvic pain, menstrual conditions, and more.” Everyone deserves to be believed and supported. To change the narrative in Victoria and beyond, we need to prioritise care like this: designed for women, by women. 

For women in rural and regional areas, getting the right care isn’t always easy. Long travel times and limited local services can make it hard to access support when it’s needed most. Our Virtual Women’s Health Clinic is helping to change that. As a free, virtual and Victoria-wide service, the clinic is connecting women, girls and gender-diverse people with sexual and reproductive healthcare, wherever they are. This is playing an important role in increasing healthcare accessibility, supporting early intervention, and improving women’s health outcomes across the state. To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/g54fpBxY

Last week, Victoria made history 🖤💛❤️   For far too long, First Nations people have faced poorer health and social outcomes because they’ve been excluded from decisions that affect their lives.   Victoria’s Treaty with First Peoples offers a new beginning, built on truth-telling, equity and healing. It affirms the sovereignty and self-determination of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, laying the groundwork for systems and services that can help close the gap.   We’re celebrating everything this Treaty means for First Nations Communities in Victoria, and hope to see other states and territories take the same path. To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/g_hQuc2w

Young people are growing up in a world where betting is seen as social connection. But the reality is: Australians lose $25 billion to gambling each year. It doesn’t have to be this way. By strengthening regulatory protections, limiting gambling ads, and investing in education and support, we can shift the narrative. Services like Gambler’s Help are helping people find balance with their money and lifestyle. But there’s more work for us to do, together. 📊 Learn more about the impact gambling is having across the country at: https://lnkd.in/gEvmPB-s

Healthcare should feel safe, convenient, and supportive — no matter your background or where you live.   Our Virtual Women’s Health Clinic is making that a reality for women, girls, and gender-diverse people across Victoria by removing barriers like distance, cost, and wait times.   We’re proud to see Dr Mei Ly, one of our amazing GPs, featured by the Victorian Department of Health for helping lead this change. Her work, alongside the entire Virtual Women’s Health Clinic team, shows what’s possible when compassion and innovation come together.   To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/g54fpBxY