The mobile women's health clinic is a free outreach service for women, girls and gender diverse people living in rural and regional Victoria.
It has services for women's health, sexual and reproductive health, and health education and support.
Services are free and available to girls, women and gender diverse people of all ages, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and girls.
Expert nurses travel to towns to deliver the services.
The mobile women's health clinic is a free outreach health service providing vital care to women in regional and rural Victoria. Delivered by BreastScreen Victoria, the mobile clinic is set up in a bright pink van, called Nina.
The mobile clinic is staffed by expert nurses and health professionals. They provide a range of women's health services directly to communities that have limited access to specialised women's healthcare.
Women in rural and regional areas – including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and girls – often face barriers to getting the care they need. These can include long travel distances, long wait times, high costs, and a lack of privacy and cultural safety. The mobile clinic helps by:
visiting towns and communities across Victoria, bringing services to women's doorsteps
building local relationships with communities, health services, schools, and Aboriginal Community-Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs)
offering free, walk-in or booked appointments
providing care in a safe, inclusive, confidential and welcoming environment
providing access to contraception, sexual health and support in accessing abortion care.
Who can use the mobile women's health clinic?
The mobile clinic is for women, girls and gender diverse people of all ages living in regional and rural Victoria.
You do not need a referral.
Services available
The mobile women's health clinic provides confidential, high-quality care, including:
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