This September 2025, Women’s Health Week invites women across Australia to pause, reflect, and prioritise their health.

September is the perfect time to celebrate women’s wellbeing, with communities across Australia coming together to focus on health and connection. Led by Jean Hailes for Women’s Health, a national not-for-profit organisation, Women’s Health Week is the largest campaign of its kind in Australia.

Each year, thousands of women take part in events, workshops, and activities designed to raise awareness and provide support across all areas of health. The 2025 theme continues to shine a light on the importance of education, prevention, and access to resources that empower women to care for themselves and others.

Key Events to Look Out For

A highlight this year is the Jean Hailes Women’s Health Week Breakfast 2025, bringing communities together for conversation and connection. In Perth, the Women’s Changing Health Needs session will focus on evolving priorities through different life stages.

Other groups are also hosting special events and sharing resources that address important but often overlooked topics. These initiatives give women practical tools and a sense of community support.

Why Awareness Matters

Life can be busy, and women often put the needs of others first (sometimes without even realising it). Women’s Health Week is a reminder to pause and check in with your own wellbeing. Taking time to attend events, read up on reliable resources, and share information with friends or family can make a real difference.

The campaign is about encouraging conversations and ensuring women feel supported at every stage of life. For more on health topics such as bone strength, spinal comfort, and hormonal influences, you can also explore our Women’s Health page.

“Women often give so much of themselves to family, work, and community,” says Dr Jenae Reid (Chiropractor). “This week is an important opportunity to stop, reflect, and make health a priority.”

Want to Get Involved?

Whether you join a local event, explore online resources, or simply take a moment to focus on your health, this week is about making small but meaningful steps. Visit Jean Hailes for Women’s Health to learn more and see how you can participate.

References
Jean Hailes for Women’s Health (2025). Women’s Health Week 2025. Available at: https://www.jeanhailes.org.au (Accessed: 29 August 2025).