An incredible line up of guests descended onto Fraser's for our flagship event at which an astounding $182,000 was raised to support WIRF's critical work.
A major advancement in the pioneering use of an artificial womb to save extremely premature babies is being hailed as a medical breakthrough.
A new study examining the link between a bacterial signature and preterm birth is set to benefit millions of infants and families worldwide.
Our Artificial Womb program has done what few other projects ever have; achieving a perfect score by Australia's leading medical experts.
Please help us with our efforts to save babies and women in WA and beyond.
Our research and programs have directly contributed to a number of improved clinical practices and health outcomes.
If you are pregnant or considering a pregnancy, the 2019 edition of The Whole Nine Months magazine is for you.
Community-based fundraising directly enables our priority research and programs. Find out how we can help your cause.
The WIRF 2019 Spring Gala truly was a magical evening to benefit the women, mothers and babies of Western Australia.
Read the double page feature in The West Australian on our work to prevent early birth and our pioneering Artificial Womb project.
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Number of babies born preterm each year worldwide.
Number of deaths due to preterm birth worldwide each year.
Reduction in the rate of preterm birth due to the WA Preterm Birth Prevention Initiative (2015 v 2013).