About Us

The Older Women's Network was born out of a necessity to have the voiceS of older women heard

Who Are We?

The Older Women’s Network New South Wales (OWN NSW) was established in 2001 as the peak body for OWN Groups across NSW.

As a peak body we are recognised and consulted at all government levels on such issues as violence and abuse, homelessness, transport, health and housing, as well as home, community and residential care.

The aim of each OWN Group is to promote the rights, dignity and wellbeing of older women.

There are currently 17 groups operating across NSW, including 7 wellness centres. 

Groups organise a wide range of activities and advocate on issues of concern to older women according to the aims and objectives defined by the members.

Learn more about our mission and structure, and find out what we do by following the links below.

Our History

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Privacy statement

We are committed to protecting your privacy. The personal information you provide here is used strictly for sending you newsletters. We may also notify you of events, programs and activities.

We will never sell, rent, or voluntarily share your personal details with third parties.

From time to time, we may collect and use non-identifying information for reporting, evaluation and statistical purposes, including reporting to funding bodies. This information does not identify individual members.

If you have any queries, please email info@ownnsw.org.au

Women are traditional spinners - of tales, of cloth, or many fine things. May we in OWN continue to spin strong webs of support which create a safety net for older women's emotional and physical wellbeing; and create a sling from which to catapult into the wider community older women's aspirations for a better world. 

- Noreen Hewett -

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