Our Winter Wellness Raffle was about so much more than incredible prizes. It was a celebration of community, generosity and the local businesses and individuals who believe every woman deserves access to support, education and hope. Thanks to everyone who purchased a ticket, donated a prize or shared the raffle, we were able to raise vital funds that will help Magnolia Health continue supporting women living with pelvic pain across the Sunshine Coast. We're delighted to announce our winners below.

What started as a challenge to run 21 kilometres a day for 21 days became something much bigger. This is a story about community, generosity and the extraordinary impact that can happen when ordinary people come together for a cause they believe in. Together, Kim and Johnny raised an incredible $21,831 for Magnolia Health and Grab Life By The Balls—and this documentary captures every step of the journey.

Magnolia Health founder Alice Paine has been featured in My Weekly Preview this Endometriosis Awareness Month, shining a light on why too many women are still being told their pain is normal. From the origins of Magnolia Health to the growing movement across the Sunshine Coast, this is a story about community, advocacy, and building something better.

Locals Jonny Giles and Kim Bexon have taken on an incredible challenge, running 21 kilometres every day for 21 days to raise $21,000 for Magnolia Health and Grab Life by the Balls. Kicking off on 1st March at Cotton Tree Beach Bar during Endometriosis Awareness Month, the sibling duo are proving that showing up, one step at a time, can make a real difference. Read on to follow their journey and find out how you can get involved.

We are thrilled to share that Magnolia Health has been awarded a $20,000 CommBank Staff Foundation Community Grant! This incredible funding will help us expand our care packages, grow our community programs, and reach more women navigating pelvic pain and endometriosis. Read on to find out what this means for our community and the exciting things ahead.

We are thrilled to share that Magnolia Health has been awarded a $20,000 CommBank Staff Foundation Community Grant! This incredible funding will help us expand our care packages, grow our community programs, and reach more women navigating pelvic pain and endometriosis. Read on to find out what this means for our community and the exciting things ahead.

On Thursday 17th October, Magnolia Health founder Alice Paine joined the Buderim Lions Club at their monthly dinner to speak about pelvic pain and endometriosis. With a heartfelt Q&A and a room full of engaged, caring volunteers, the evening was a wonderful reminder of what community support looks like in action. Read on to learn more about this inspiring connection.

On Saturday 12th October, the Magnolia Health community gathered at Bokarina Beach for our annual Wellness Retreat, a nurturing space for women living with pelvic pain. With yoga, aromatherapy, and art therapy sessions led by expert practitioners, the day offered a chance to heal, connect, and feel truly seen. Read on to relive this special day with us.