ACON's $1.3 Million Grant for LGBTQIA+ Women's Health Initiatives

Sunday, 15 September 2024, 21:21

LGBTQIA+ women's health is set to benefit significantly as ACON receives a $1.3 million grant. This funding is aimed at advancing the initiative 'Word on the Sheets', prioritizing the health of women in the LGBTQIA+ community. ACON's efforts are essential for promoting better health outcomes among queer health practices, especially in Sydney.
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ACON's $1.3 Million Grant for LGBTQIA+ Women's Health Initiatives

LGBTQIA+ Women's Health Gains Financial Support

The Albanese government has directed $1.3 million in grant funding to ACON, a key player in promoting LGBTQIA+ women’s health initiatives. This grant will specifically support the 'Word on the Sheets' project, which aims to enhance health access and education for women who love women (WLW) in Sydney.

Why This Grant Matters

This initiative is crucial as it addresses the unique health needs of LGBTQIA+ women, focusing on mental health, sexual health, and community support. The funding will help expand resources, providing tailored health services and outreach programs.

Key Participants

  • Ged Kearney - A leading advocate for LGBTQIA+ rights
  • Lee Wang - Identify key community voices
  • Tanya Plibersek - Health minister advocating for funding
  • Local LGBTQIA+ health organizations

With this grant, there is hope for improved health outcomes within the queer community, making LGBTQIA+ women's health a priority in public health discussions.


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