A powerful domestiv violence prevention project led by teens and young adults, supported by Centre staff. Want to learn more about EViE? EViE is the acronym for 'Ending Violence, improving Equality' and operates as a Primary Prevention of Domestic Violence Project facilitated & led by The Blue Mountains Women's Health and Resource Centre. Team EViE is a group of passionate Blue Mountains teens & young adults. Ages range from 13- 24, with both women & non-binary people as t

We are currently looking for another amazing Women's Health GP to join our clinical team. If you, or someone you know, is passionate about women's health please consider working at BMWHRC. Role details are... For more information, please contact....

Spring has arrived, and so has our September Monthly Newsletter! Inside this month's edition you'll find: Women's Health Week events and activities Community events happening across the Blue Mountains this September Updates from BMWHRC programs and services Upcoming workshops, groups and opportunities to get involved Save the date for Reclaim the Night on 30 October View and download a PDF here: Read the latest or browse previous editions one our website here. Prefer a paper

7th–11th September 2026 Women’s Health Week runs from 7th–11th September and is a chance to put women’s health and wellbeing front and centre encouraging women and girls to make time for their health, connect with one another and have important conversations about wellbeing. We started our celebrations a little early on Saturday with a very special First Nations Women’s Health gathering at the Centre in partnership with Gateway Family Services More than 50 women and girls joi

This fact sheet provides a general guide to the standard appointments, tests and check-ups you should expect during a healthy pregnancy. Throughout your pregnancy, your chosen healthcare provider(s) will help look after the health of you and your baby. You’ll be offered scans, regular checkups and tests, and appointments with health professionals like midwives, general practitioners (GPs), and obstetricians. This fact sheet provides a general guide to the standard appointment