We are getting older and wiser!

The last two years have been so exciting and a whirlwind of activity. Yet it feels like we have always been here supporting nurses, midwives and students throughout Australia.

We continue to travel extensively, meeting nurses and midwives who are eager to share their stories and experiences. We are humbled by the incredible work you do, and are so glad to be here when you need us.

The more of you we meet, the more we learn about how to support you best.

Your enthusiasm and ideas help us keep things fresh and interesting!

At a recent event someone told us they would love to listen to a Nurse & Midwife Support Podcast and we thought it was a great idea! So I turned my voice to it and now we have five podcasts for you to listen to. On each episode we speak to inspirational nurses and midwives on topics that matter to you. If you haven't had a chance yet, listen to one of our episodes:

• Thriving in nursing and midwifery
• Your mental health matters
• The Mindful Nurse
• Evolve Yourself Institute
• Kylie Ward, Australian College of Nursing CEO

We hear that students and graduates often need extra support. So we developed some great resources explaining how we can support you. Our latest newsletter is dedicated to helping nursing and midwifery students and graduates thrive.

We love hearing from you, it really does influence how we develop this service. Just drop us a line and tell us what you would find helpful to support you.

We can only help nurses and midwives if they know about us, you can help by spreading the word about Nurse & Midwife Support to your network. We have promotional materials we would love to send you, request some here. 

Look out for our newsletters and stories from inspirational nurses and midwives, we are always bringing together more all the time. We are planning some exciting things for International Midwives day on the 5th May and International Nurses day on the 12th May - stay tuned to see what’s happening.

Look after yourself and each other.
Your health matters

Mark Aitken RN
Stakeholder Engagement Manager