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Whether it's a specialist clinic in their local community, a telehealth appointment from home or a mobile health service visiting their town’s doorstep, more Victorian women and girls are accessing healthcare tailored to their needs than ever before.

Victoria’s Families where a Parent Has a Mental Illness program marks 10 years of supporting parents, children and young people across the state.

In its first year, the Victorian Pill Testing Service fixed site in Fitzroy has supported thousands of Victorians with trusted information, advice and support, helping them make safer, more informed choices.

Victoria’s Chemist Care Now program has reached a major milestone, with more than 100,000 consultations delivered across the state. The milestone demonstrates how the program is making it faster and easier for Victorians to access everyday healthcare close to home.

The Virtual Women's Health Clinic has helped hundreds of women and girls access free healthcare in its first year of operation, connecting them with expert support and advice.

The Peer Healing Space is a free, residential mental health service for anyone aged 18 or older experiencing high levels of distress. It provides short-term mental health support, in a home-like setting.