Over the next three years, our organisation is focused on four strategic priorities: Women’s Voice, Advocacy & Leadership – We will build women’s power and use ours. Excellence in Women’s Health – We will be a centre of excellence for specialised, holistic women’s healthcare Equity & Access – We will work hardest to reach women who face the greatest barriers. Strong & Sustainable – We will build an organisation capable of delivering lasting change You can find out more about our intentions for the next three years in our Strategic Plan 2026-2029

Our organisation is funded to provide health and wellbeing services to meet the needs of women in our local area, with priority given to women who face greater barriers to health, safety and wellbeing within our focus communities who are... First Nations Aboriginal women Culturally and linguistically diverse women (CALD) Lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex, non-binary and queer (plus) Women living with disability Women experiencing socio economic disadvantage or homelessness  Women Carers Women living in Lithgow (rural or regional communities) Women under 25 years of age Women who are Pensioners ​Women in these focus communities are more likely to experience significant disadvantage in accessing health services, and in their experience of health care and health outcomes.  We are committed to helping change this.

We are a community-based not-for-profit organisation funded by a mix of government and other sources, including donations and fundraising.   Our major funding is received from NSW Health through the Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District, NSW Department of Communities and Justice, Department of Social Services, as well other project grants and support contributions. We welcome and appreciate donations from our generous community. Find out more about how to make a donation here.

The Blue Mountains Women’s Health and Resource Centre is a member of Women’s Health NSW, the peak body for 20 non-government community-based women’s health and specialist centres in NSW.  We are proudly accredited with AGPAL (Australian General Practice Accreditation Limited) and uphold the Australian Service Excellence Standards which are quality standards for community service organisations developed for the sector by the sector.

To ensure we deliver the best service for our clients we are always looking for ways we can improve. We welcome your feedback and suggestions about our service. You can provide feedback by contacting us by phone or email or submit feedback online here  Other ways clients and community members can have input into improving our service is through our Advisory Groups, community consultations, and surveys. We share information and invitations for these opportunities via our website, social media and the Blue Mountains Gazette.  Or please contact us if you would like more information.