What Women Want aims to hear directly from at least 1 million women and girls worldwide about how they define quality maternal and reproductive healthcare. The plan is to: Conduct a two-year campaign – What Women Want –  collecting responses throughout 2018, analysing key

It’s super easy to participate. Take a photo / selfie of a woman or girl holding up her completed What Woman Want sign available at https://www.whatwomenwant.org/surveys/. Post the photo to social media using #WhatWomenWant and #safemotherhood4all and tagging one of the below What Wom

Safe Motherhood for All Inc. today is launching the findings of the Birth Dignity Survey. http://www.safemotherhoodforall.org.au/news/only-58-of-australian-women-have-the-birth-they-want/

Please see the submission Safe Motherhood for All  Inc. made to the National Maternity Services Framework Consultation at http://www.safemotherhoodforall.org.au/news/national-framework-for-maternity-services/  

The government is currently developing a National Maternity Services Framework (NMSF) that is intended to provide a vision and the principles for the delivery of maternity services in Australia. It is essential that the NMSF deliver a maternity-care system that meets the health needs

An article appeared in The Conversation in November 2016.  The article is below.  On reading it, I wondered if the similar bias in research is impacting on maternity care and the rising use of infant formula and what is the impact on the future health of women and children.  Food for

Safe Motherhood for All Inc. has launched the Birth Dignity Survey. The survey is open until 28 Feb 2017 for all women who have birthed in Australia in the past two years.  You can access the  Survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Dignity_Survey  We are seeking to find out if Austr

Hannah Dahlen August 5, 2016 2:01pm The reality is that Australia has one of the highest rates of intervention in birth and this is not leading to better outcomes. The comments I make come from 26 years working as a midwife and over 100 peer reviewed publications reporting on studies

     

Once you have found out you are pregnant, one thing to do is to decide who you would like to support you during pregnancy, provide your maternity care and where you would like to give birth.   There are lots of resources about pregnancy and what to ask your health professional, h