2016 WIRF Annual Report

From micropreemies to thriving seven-year-olds: Katrina’s journey with Olivia and Kyle

Katrina’s pregnancy with her twins, Olivia and Kyle, was progressing smoothly. Her 20-week scan showed everything was on track, and her next appointment also brought reassuring news. However, at just 23 weeks and three days, Katrina felt something was wrong.

Dr Erin Fee’s PhD research paves the way for safer, more targeted antenatal steroid therapy

WIRF researcher Dr Erin Fee has completed a PhD with a focus on improving the use of antenatal steroids for babies at risk of preterm birth.

Local volunteers contribute over 40,000 hours to support women and babies

In celebration of National Volunteer Week, WIRF has recognised the extraordinary dedication of its volunteer community, who have donated more than 40,000 hours in support of women, babies, and families across Western Australia.

WIRF unveils bold new brand and website to champion healthier futures for women, babies and families