Events that Bring our Community Together

Why events matter

Endometriosis alone affects 1 in 7 Australian women, yet on average it takes 7 to 10 years to receive a diagnosis. And that is just one of many conditions causing chronic pelvic pain.

It remains one of the most misunderstood and underfunded areas of women's health. Too many women are suffering in silence, feeling dismissed and navigating their journey alone.

That is why awareness matters. Every conversation, every event, every person who shows up helps shift the narrative and ensures that pelvic pain is no longer something women have to fight through on their own.

What our events look like

At Magnolia Health, we host events for everyone.

Some are open to the whole community. Friends, families, and supporters coming together to raise funds, celebrate connection and be part of changing the conversation around women's health.

Others are more intimate, created specifically for women navigating pelvic pain, where you can breathe, connect, and be with people who truly understand.

However you choose to show up, your presence makes a difference. Funds raised through our events go directly toward care packs, support groups and the programs that keep Magnolia Health going.

Upcoming Events

Women’s Wellness Walk

Join us for our next relaxed support gathering — a gentle morning of connection, movement and fresh air.

Date: Saturday 24th October 2026
Time: 9am-10:30
Location: Meet at cafe One on La Bolsa, Point Cartwright Buddina.

This is a free community event. Please register so we can keep you updated and plan accordingly.

Magnolia Health Annual General Meeting 2026

Join us as we reflect on the year that has been, celebrate what we’ve achieved and look ahead to what’s next for Magnolia Health.

We’d love to welcome members, volunteers and anyone interested in getting involved. Come along, meet the team and hear more about how you can be part of our next chapter.

Date: 7pm Thursday 22nd Oct at Salty Spaces, The Wharf Mooloolaba

💜 We are better together.

Christmas Flower Workshop

Join us for a beautiful and uplifting morning created for women in our community navigating women’s health challenges at any stage of life.

Our second annual Festive Floral Workshop is a chance to slow down, get creative, connect with other women and enjoy a morning of meaningful conversation and connection in a warm and supportive space.

This year, we’re so excited to welcome back the beautiful mother-daughter team Emma from Ethereal Floral Boutique, and Carla brings a unique combination of floristry training and her work as a Clinical Psychologist.

🌸 Saturday 28 November 2026
🕘 9:00am
📍 Goodlife Community Centre, 100 Buderim Pines Drive, Buderim

No floral experience is needed — simply come as you are, get creative and enjoy the process.

There’ll be fresh blooms, light refreshments, meaningful conversation and plenty of festive joy.

All materials are provided — just bring yourself.

Because no woman should have to navigate her health journey alone.

We can’t wait to spend the morning with you!

What Our Attendees Are Saying

  • "I would like to say a MASSIVE thank you to the Magnolia team. I’m not sure if I’ll ever be able to put into words the positive 'kickstart' you have given me in my mental health. After 22 years on my Endo journey, knowing that there is a community that uplifts and upskills us Endo or PP warriors is wonderful. Thank you for giving me my 'positive' back! I will be back next year and I’ll be bringing friends! Absolutely amazing!"

  • "Thank you for running such an event. It was my first time attending, and though it was a bit daunting to go on my own, everyone made me feel welcome. The variety of specialists provided a broad, all-encompassing view that I can take away and consider for my own journey. Thanks again!"

  • "I really appreciate everything you have done and what magnolia health is doing. I also wanted to thank you for acknowledging adenomyosis as well as pelvic pain. I personally get so frustrated with the lack of knowledge in the medical world around this and all the info and funding going to endo. It makes others not feel seen or validated which I know is probably a personal trigger."

  • "It was a beautiful event that catered for patients and health professionals. The content was informative and well-rounded. It was inspiring to see such a wholesome community of health professionals who are so patient centered and leaders in a multidisciplinary approach."