Healthy Mothers Healthy Families* is a health education and empowerment program for mothers of children with a disability.
The mission of the Healthy Mothers Healthy Families* program is to support, empower and encourage mothers of a child with a disability to learn about, and create a healthy lifestyle that fosters their own health and well-being, alongside a healthy, happy family life.
The workshops and website provide mothers with information, research findings and the shared wisdom of other mothers, to better support mothers to meet their important daily responsibilities caring for their child with a disability and family, whilst also caring for themselves.
Healthy Mothers Healthy Families* is a research-based program. Over 1500 mothers have contributed to the development and evaluation of the program and material on this website.
Kindred is running groups from April 2023 to June 2024.
Term 3 Groups
Group 24 – Starting Wednesday 26 July 2023; 7.30pm – 9.30pm (AEST)
Group 25 – Starting Tuesday 1 August 2023; 12pm – 2pm (AEST)
Group 24 – Starting Thursday 3 August 2023; 7.30pm – 9.30pm (AEST)
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Healthy Mothers Healthy Families* is an evidence-based online health education and empowerment program for mothers of children with disability. The program was developed by and is proprietary to A/Prof Helen Bourke-Taylor from Monash University.
Visit https://healthymothers-healthyfamilies.com/. (*) all names brands licensed by Monash University.
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