Well Women Welcomes Two New Board Members!

We’re delighted to announce the appointment of Lamorna Walsh and Sneha Lakhotia to the Well Women Trust Board.

Lamorna is an experienced leader with strengths in relationship building, new business development, and partnership strategy. Her career has spanned everything from grassroots charities to large-scale international programmes. She is now part of the Strategic Partnerships team at UNICEF, creating partnerships that deliver life-saving support for children worldwide.
As a proud māmā of two young girls and someone with lived experience of postnatal depression. We’re excited for the passion and experience she brings to Well Women Trust. 

Sneha is the Founder and Director of Social Prism, working with communities, organisations, and leaders to create meaningful and lasting change. With over a decade of experience in Aotearoa and overseas, she’s an expert in impact management, evaluation, systems change, research, and community engagement.
Her passion for women’s health and wellbeing makes her a perfect fit for our kaupapa, and we’re excited for the skills and insight she brings to our mission of empowering wāhine and whānau to thrive. We’d like to thank everyone who applied for the Board positions, the high calibre of applicants reflects the passion for the mahi we do.

100K in 100 days campaign

Our campaign has hit halfway and we have raised $32,500. Thank you to all donors and those of you have are showing your support. We thank you!

Welcome Back for Term 3

We are excited and refreshed after our two week break and look forward to welcoming you all back for another term of support. We look forward to seeing all of our māmā at our support groups.

  • Monday - Pukekohe - 10am & 12.30pm at St James Church Hall, Pukekohe

  • Tuesday - Papakura - 10am at Redhill Community Centre, Papakura

  • Tuesday - ONLINE - 7.30PM

  • Thursday - Manurewa - 11am at Manu Tukutuku Community Centre, Randwick Park

  • Thursday - Pukekohe - 7.30pm at St James Church Hall, Pukekohe

A Time of Her Own: Celebrating Art, Connection, and the Power of Community

On Saturday 14 June, something truly special happened. Women from across our community gathered at the Weta Workshop Room in The Franklin Arts Centre, Pukekohe, for A Time of Her Own—a creative fundraiser in support of Well Women Trust’s $100K in 100 Days campaign.

Facilitated with warmth and intention by Sarah, the afternoon offered more than just art—it was a chance to pause, connect, and honour the strength of wāhine in all seasons of motherhood.

A silent auction showcasing exquisitely crafted, bespoke works of art added another layer of magic to the event. Each piece told a story. Each bid carried hope. And together, these generous contributions brought us one step closer to ensuring free mental health support remains accessible to every mother who needs it.

To everyone who showed up, donated, bid, created, and cheered us on—thank you. You are the heartbeat behind our mission, and your support is making a real difference.

Let’s keep the momentum going. Share the kaupapa. Invite your networks to be part of the movement. Because when women rise, communities thrive.

Check out what we have been up to this week!!

Missed us on The Breakfast Show? No worries! Catch up on TVNZ On Demand—just search for 10th June to see our incredible Jane and Sarah discussing the impact of our charity.
TVNZ Breakfast

We were also featured on Newstalk ZB! If you missed our 11th June segment (number 2 spot, on the hour by the hour), you can listen here
Newstalk ZB On Demand

And we made it into Horizon Magazine! Read about the vital work we do in our communities in this powerful feature:
Horizon Magazine

Read about us at The Scoop.

Women’s Maternal Health Service Faces Closure

Thank you for being part of this journey. Let’s keep the momentum going! 

No Budget for Saving Mothers

This powerful article from Horizon NZ highlights the urgent need for funding to support maternal health. No budget means no safety net for the women who need it most. Please read and let’s raise awareness together.

No Budget for Saving Mothers

#SaveWellWomen #MaternalHealthMatters #HorizonNZ

 

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