The Midlife
Foundation
For health professionals

Help more women get early, informed care close to home.

Scholarships for regional practitioners, a simple referral pathway, and a seat at the table for clinical expertise.

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Regional scholarships

Ten funded places in 2027 for general practitioners, nurses, pelvic health physiotherapists and allied health professionals in regional, remote or low income communities. Scholarships cover training in recognising and managing the genitourinary, pelvic and sexual health conditions of menopause.

Round opens: April to June 2027.

Refer a patient

When programmes open, you can refer eligible women for a funded place. Our programmes are education only and are designed to complement, never replace, your clinical care.

Clinical advisory

We are seeking an independent clinical director for our board, and clinicians to review resources and co-lead workshops.

See board vacancies
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Training in community

Scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers.

3 of our 10 scholarships in year one are set aside for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Health Practitioners. Places are also open to bilingual community health educators.

Training is delivered in partnership with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations, with time allowed for community and cultural commitments. Every clinician we fund completes cultural safety training.

Register your interest

Tell us how you would like to be involved. We will contact you when scholarships and referrals open.