The Women's acknowledges its past role in the forced separation of mothers and babies and their subsequent adoption. We recognise the undeniable harm and long-term damage our actions have caused and we are committed to acknowledging their trauma and experiences.

Professor Karin Verspoor, Dean of the School of Computing Technologies at RMIT University, was guest speaker at the Women's 2023 Tracy Maund Oration.

A new study wants to address the gap between what researchers choose to study and what patients and healthcare providers want to know.

The Women’s staff and volunteers were celebrated for their passion, leadership and dedication at the annual Staff Excellence Awards.

At the Women’s, nurses, midwifes, doctors and researchers are saving and improving lives every day. Many of our patients and families are aware of the extra lengths our staff go to.

Congratulations to the Cornelia Program, joint winner in the 2023 Victorian Protecting Children Awards. The program has been recognised for providing a pathway out of homelessness for pregnant women and their babies.

The Women’s experienced midwives are sharing their knowledge and skills with the next generation, thanks to an exciting new project.

Through generous philanthropy support, Professor Kelsey Hegarty can now focus on new projects to support women affected by family violence.

Some of Victoria’s most vulnerable women are set to benefit from ideas spearheaded by the Women’s staff.

Alexandra Hodal is living with type 1 diabetes and uses CGM technology during pregnancy.