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AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S HEALTH DIARY
Background | About The Diary
Background
The Australian Women’s Health Diary is an important fundraising project of the Breast Cancer Institute of Australia (BCIA).
The aim of this unique diary is twofold: to raise an ongoing source of funding for the national clinical trials research programs of the Australian New Zealand Breast Cancer Trials Group, and to provide accurate and helpful health information to women of all ages.
Since the first edition was produced for the 1999 calendar year, the Australian Women’s Health Diary has raised a remarkable $6 million for the BCIA to support our breast cancer clinical trials research.
The diary has become an essential tool for women, not only for the practical diary features it includes, but because it is a handy source of relevant and empowering information to help improve general health and wellbeing.
We are very grateful to Seven News anchor, Chris Bath (pictured) for her ongoing commitment to the diary.
Our corporate partners play an important role in the success of the diary. We are indebted to the creative team at The Australian Women’s Weekly for their help in producing the diary on our behalf since 1999. We are also grateful to our other lead sponsors - Commonwealth Bank and Avon - for their continued, valuable support.
The 2011 Australian Women’s Health Diary will be available for just $14.95 from 22 September 2010:
- Online from this website or call 1800 423 444 ($14.95 plus $4.00 postage and handling)
- Newsagents
- Commonwealth Bank branches
- Selected Woolworths and Safeway supermarkets
About the Diary
Beautifully presented, this Diary provides accurate and up-to-date information on a number of women's health issues.
- It is a positive, active and empowering resource for women of all ages.
- Each month of the diary focuses on a different health topic.
- The health information is presented in a friendly, easy-to-read style and is accompanied by colour pictures, diagrams and check-lists.
- Editorial content is updated each year to ensure accuracy and relevancy.
- Examples of health topics covered in the diary include Breast Health, Financial Health, Heart Health, Diet and Exercise, Pregnancy and Skin Care.
- The Diary aims to help women improve their overall health and wellbeing.
- The diary is A5 in size with a soft cover and spiral bind, so that it lies flat when opened.
- It has one week to an opening.
The Australian Women's Health Diary is practical as an actual diary, and includes:
- Adequate space to record information for each day
- Personal information and key contact pages
- Past - present - and future calendars
- Relevant Australian dates - including public holidays and school terms
- Space for notes and reminders, eg. for Birthdays and Anniversaries
- A ribbon bookmark
- A double page Budget Planner
- A bonus pink pen.
Disclaimer:
This diary provides general information and does not purport to give specific advice, nor is it a substitute for sound advice from a qualified professional. Readers are advised to seek advice for any specific health concerns from their doctor or health professional. Due to the diverse nature of the information contained in this diary, the publishers are not able to independently verify the accuracy of all the information. In addition, as information concerning health issues and financial and statistical data changes rapidly, the publishers cannot guarantee the accuracy or suitability of all the information contained in this diary.
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