Women’s Wellbeing Association
A not-for-profit organisation led by volunteer women, dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of women in our communities.
Embracing Differences
At Women’s Wellbeing, we cherish and honour the diversity that makes each of us unique. We celebrate the rich tapestry of experiences and perspectives that shape our lives, fostering a space where every woman is seen, valued, and supported.
Creating Positive Impact
Through thoughtfully designed events and guiding principles, we cultivate personal growth, wellbeing, and lasting positive change—enriching our families, our lives, and our communities.
Supporting Women’s Wellbeing
For more than 20 years, WWA has upheld the principles of holistic wellbeing, taking purposeful action to strengthen families and foster thriving, inclusive communities. Our dedication lies in uplifting and empowering women, creating ripple effects that enrich the wellbeing of everyone involved.
Healthy Wellbeing in Women
For more than 20 years, we have embraced the principles of holistic wellbeing, actively working to enrich our lives, strengthen families, and cultivate thriving, inclusive communities. Our efforts are dedicated to fostering positive and lasting impacts on the wellbeing of all individuals involved.
Our Legacy and Programs
Since our founding in 2002, countless women (and men) have contributed their energy and passion to further our mission. Their dedication has propelled WWA forward in profound and powerful ways.
Through our signature Womanhood Program, Share Circles, the Annual Everywoman Gathering, and a variety of transformative events, we create spaces for education, awareness, and empowerment — ensuring women have the support and resources they need to thrive.
Your Role in This Vision
Every woman has the power to recognise and act on her own potential. Our activities are designed to nurture that journey, and your support is essential in keeping this vision alive.
Our Herstory
Women’s Wellbeing Association stands as a testament to the vision, dedication, and unwavering commitment of its founders, particularly Diane Ryan, whose leadership and passion helped shape the organisation into what it is today.
Diane was instrumental in the formation of WWA in 2002 and served as its first President when it became incorporated in 2003. Recognised as a dynamic mover and shaker, she dedicated herself to creating safe, empowering spaces where women could connect, grow, and embrace their full potential.
Diane's commitment to education, empowerment, and community-building continues to inspire the work of WWA.
Her vision lives on in every women who steps into WWA’s programs, participates in our gatherings, and carries forward the spirit of connection and transformation she so passionately championed. We honour Diane Ryan’s enduring legacy, built on compassion, strength, and the belief that when women support each other, entire communities flourish.
WWA exists today because of the vision and dedication of our founding members. We deeply honour their contributions and the legacy they have built.
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Founding Members
Dianne Ryan (pictured),
Pamela Rosalyne,
Robyn Isaac,
Janet McGeever and
Delicia Bone.
The Diane Ryan Fund: Supporting Women in Need
In honour of Diane Ryan, one of our beloved founding members, the Diane Ryan Fund was established to continue her legacy of inclusivity, support, and empowerment.
This fund ensures that all women, regardless of their financial circumstances, have access to WWA’s transformative experiences.
Whether assisting with attendance costs for the Annual Everywoman Gathering or providing support in times of financial hardship, the fund exists to remove barriers and create opportunities for women to connect, heal, and grow.
Not all women have the same privilege - the Diane Ryan Fund ensures that no woman is excluded due to financial limitations.
By contributing to this fund, we uphold the spirit of community, generosity, and support.
Through this initiative, we continue Diane Ryan’s profound impact, ensuring that every woman who seeks connection and growth within WWA can do so with dignity, encouragement, and the knowledge that she is supported.