Women's Health Libraries Information Women’s Health Resource Libraries are located throughout the Area Health Service. A range of resources such as videos, books, education and training programs, education equipment, models of women’s bodies, posters and reports are available for loan. Many multilingual resources are available. The libraries are there to assist you in your work with women. Feel free to use them and to provide feedback about other resources you would like the library to have. WHERE ARE THE LIBRARIES? Women’s Health Resources Libraries are located at: Library Location Contact Details BANKSTOWN (BC) BANKSTOWN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE Level 4, Compass Centre, Fetherstone Street, Bankstown 2200 Dianne Lane Ph: 9780 2797 Veronica Kroon Ph: 9780 2798 Reception Level 4 Ph: 9780 2777 CABRAMATTA (Cab) CABRAMATTA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE, 7 Levuka Street, Cabramatta 2166 Ana Zotelo Ph: 9728 7233 HOXTON PARK (HP) HOXTON PARK COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE 596 Hoxton Park Road, Hoxton Park Paul Tyne, Balwinder Sidhu Ph: 9827 2222 CAMPBELLTOWN (C) INGLEBURN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE, 59a Cumberland St., Ingleburn NSW 2565 Fatima Hartley-Shaik Ph: 9605 8900 BOWRAL (Bow) BOWRAL HOSPITAL LIBRARY Cnr Bowral St. & Mona Rd., Bowral 2576 Bowral Hospital Librarian Ph: 0248 610200   In addition there are also Koori Women’s Health Libraries at: Ingleburn CHC (contact Fatima Hartley-Shaik on 9605 8900) Hoxton Park CHC (contact Dorothy Shipley) Tharawal Aboriginal Medical Service   WHO CAN BORROW? All Bilingual Community Educators running Women’s Health Programs. All Area Health staff and general community educators employed by SWSAHS. Other community organisations eg. Women’s Health Centres, Neighbourhood Centres, Migrant Resources Centres, ethnospecific organisations. School and other government department employees who are working with women.   HOW TO BORROW? Each library operates a little differently. Check with contact person / or receptionist or in the loans book to see if resource is available. If it is, make a booking for when you will need it, the date you intend returning it, and a contact number or address where you can be reached. It is important to leave your name and phone number so other’s can contact you if they need the resources you have borrowed. If there are any problems talk to the contact person or health promotion staff at your centre.   PICKING UP AND RETURNING RESOURCES The system relies on self help. It is your responsibility to pick up and return resources you borrow to the library. The Internal Mail System can be used to deliver or return resources. Make sure resources are returned to the library and checked off and not left on someone’s desk or misplaced.   DAMAGED AND/OR MISSING RESOURCES Please tell contact person/health promotion staff if there is any damaged or missing resources from the library.   TRANSFERRING RESOURCES Resources are not to be transferred from one borrower to another without checking with the contact person and recording transfer. Someone else may be waiting for you to return the resource on the date you said you would so that they can borrow it. In order for the Resources Libraries to work, everyone who uses them must cooperate with each other