As part of our commitment to promoting women’s health we’ll keep you up to date with Press releases, Submissions, reports and useful links to documents and websites.
Resources
Pregnancy, Abortion and Parenting Pathways Flowchart
This chart shows the steps involved in getting an abortion, or proceeding with a pregnancy, in Tasmania.
Submission to Inquiry into the assessment and treatment of ADHD and support services
Submission to Parliamentary Inquiry August 2024.
Submission to the Select Committee on reproductive, maternal and paediatric health services in Tasmania
Submission to Parliamentary Inquiry September 2024.
Client's Rights and Responsibilities
Sexual and Reproductive Health Strategic Framework for Tasmania 2024-2030
This strategic framework was developed by a coalition of not-for-profit and Government services who provide sexual and reproductive health services. The document provides a framework for collective action, with the shared goal of wellbeing, reproductive rights, reproductive autonomy for all Tasmanians.
Women's Health Tasmania is proud to be a member of this unique and dynamic collaboration.
Feedback on the Tasmanian Housing Strategy Exposure Draft 2023
Termination of pregnancy: A good practice guide for Tasmanian care providers
This guide has been developed for busy health professionals and other staff involved in the provision of abortion care.
The Guide combines contemporary practice expertise with lived experience. It has a clear practice focus and is designed to support the development of high quality and consistent termination care practices in Tasmania.
Response to the Long-Term Plan for Healthcare in Tasmania 2040
This is WHT's response to the exposure draft of the Tasmanian Government's Long-Term Plan for health care in this state.
Submission Inquiry Into Tasmanian Experiences of Gendered Bias in Health Care
The Joint Sessional Committee on Gender and Equality held in inquiry into Tasmanian experiences of gendered bias in health care. This was WHT's submission to that Inquiry.
Submission to the Australian Government Inquiry into Universal Access to Reproductive Healthcare
Submission to the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care re Diagnostic Imaging
Response to the Draft Tasmanian Women's Strategy 2022-2027
Submission to Criminal Code Amendment Bill 2022
Submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights Inquiry into the Religious Discrimination Bill 2021
Submission to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee about the Religious Discrimination Bill 2021
Women's Health Tasmania 2022/2023 Budget Priorities Statement
This submission is the outcome of collaborative work to get funds for a Family/Sexual Violence Policy Development and Sector Coordination role for the Tasmanian community services sector.
Response to the Tasmanian Planning Policies 2021
Response to consultation on the draft Bail Bill 2021
Women's Health Tasmania's response to consultation on the draft Bail Bill 2021
Response to the Inquiry into Rural Health Services
Our Healthcare Future - Response to Consultation Paper - February 2021
Women's Health Tasmania's response to 'Our Healthcare Future' consultation paper, February 2021.
Response to the TLRI Issues Paper No 31: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Conversion Practices 2021
Women's Health Tasmania's response to the Tasmanian Law Reform Institute's Issues Paper No 31: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Conversion Practices 2021.
Response to the Second Draft of the Religious Discrimination Bill January 2020.
Women's Health Tasmania's response to the Second Draft of the Religious Discrimination Bill, January 2020.
Related resources
Talking About Having a Baby in Tasmania 2024
This report looks at women and birthing people's experiences of pregnancy, birth and postnatal care in Tasmania.
It includes 31 detailed recommendations for improvements in services and systems, based on the feedback and experiences of the people we talked to.
This report is part of our 'talking to' qualitative research series, in which we look at key health topics for women through the lens of people's lived experience.