For Women’s Health Week, like so many other events this year, COVID-19 posed many challenges. However, in the eight years since the campaign started, there had never been a more important time to promote the value of self-care.

To those who walked, ran, skipped, sauntered, ambled, pedalled or wheeled in our inaugural Take Steps for Women’s Health fundraiser for Women’s Health Week – thank you! Your efforts enabled us to complete our virtual walk around Australia!

Central Highlands Rural Health (CHRH) is celebrating Women’s Health Week and spreading messages of good health with the help of campaign ambassador Tina McCarthy.

Sonja Hartnett knows more than most about the importance of regular health checks and screenings.

Jenny Morrison, wife of Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, is encouraging all women in Australia to get up to date with their health checks this Women’s Health Week.

Jean Hailes has teamed up with Women’s Health Week community partners, the Stars Foundation and Bonds, in an initiative that sees the donation of underwear to Indigenous girls and young women throughout rural and remote Australia.

Around 75% of people diagnosed with the degenerative disease multiple sclerosis (MS) are women. Two women living with MS tell their stories.

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is urging women to book a health check with their GP as MBS data reveals a drop in the number of female attendances during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Women’s Adventure Film Tour is back for its fourth season and is again presented as an official part of Women’s Health Week.

The City of Greater Geelong has joined Women’s Health Week as a Community Partner to help raise awareness of women’s health and wellbeing.