Vancouver Women’s Health Collective

The financial statements for the Vancouver Women's Health Collective for the year ending March 31, 2005. Includes assets and liabilities, revenue and expenses for the fiscal year, as well as notes to the financial statements.

The financial statements for the Vancouver Women's Health Collective for the year ending March 31, 2003. Includes assets and liabilities, revenue and expenses for the fiscal year, a statement of cash flow, as well as notes to the financial statements.

The annual report of the Vancouver Women's Health Collective (VWHC) for 2001/2002. The report includes the purpose and goals of the VWHC, the mission statement, members and donors list, steering committee members and staff, and a statement of revenue and expenditures for the year (ending March 31, 2002). As well, the annual report recognizes and thanks the funders for the year, and provides an overview of the year in review, with details about the work done by the VWHC, including its work with the BC Health Coalition, the launch of its website, its advocacy work, and the work undertaken by the volunteers of the VWHC information centre such as workshops and the expansion of the practitioner and therapist directory to include midwives and dowlas. The VWHC newsletter "Her Voice" is reported on, as is the Community Health Advocate Project.

The annual report of the Vancouver Women's Health Collective (VWHC) for 2002/2003. The report includes the purpose and goals of the VWHC, the mission statement, members and donors list, steering committee members and staff, and a statement of revenue and expenditures for the year (ending March 31, 2003). As well, the annual report recognizes and thanks the funders for the year, and provides an overview of the year in review, with details about the work done by the VWHC, including its work with the BC Health Coalition, its advocacy work, and the work undertaken by the volunteers of the VWHC information centre such as health information research and workshop development. The document also reports on the termination of the Community Health Advocate Project as a result of funding cuts by the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority.