Centre for Women's Health Research—Te Tātai Hauora o Hine

The Centre for Women's Health Research has a vision to eliminate preventable harm and death for women and children and reduce health disparities for Māori.

A baby looking at the camera — WATCH: Why our work is important

Our researchers discuss how the work of the Centre is making a difference.

Bev Lawton presenting to an audience — Latest updates from the Centre

Find out what has been happening at the Centre for Women's Health Research.

An adult supporting a baby's feet — Support our work

Your gift matters. Your support advances the Centre’s work to achieve health equality for all women and children.

The teal ribbon (cervical cancer awareness ribbon). — Eliminating cervical cancer

Preventing cervical cancer in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Two adult hands and a child's hand together. — Improving the health of mothers and babies

Transformational healthcare from pregnancy to childbirth and beyond.

A pregnant woman holding her bump. — Saving the lives of pregnant women

Preventing maternal illness and death.

A pregnant woman holding a cell phone — Hapū Māmā Connecting

Hapū Māmā Connecting (HMC) is an interim toolkit that assists general practice to connect pregnant women with time-sensitive care during COVID-19 and beyond.

The Centre team pose for a photo — About the Centre

Read about the Centre's mission and discover our guiding whakataukī (proverb).

An image of 44 Kelburn Parade, the building where the Centre is based — Contact the Centre

Meet the team at the Centre for Women's Health Research.