The Alberta Women’s Health Foundations' mission is to support the advancement of care and research in women's health across Alberta and it is through partnerships we are able to achieve this mission.
Our Partners
Organon Canada
With our first strategic partner, Organon Canada, the AWHF is thrilled to work alongside a global healthcare organization that proudly shares the belief that women are truly foundational to a healthier world.
Alberta Blue Cross
With our launch partner, Alberta Blue Cross, we were able to begin our journey to amplify the need to close gaps in women's health.
TD Bank Group
AWHF is proud to partner with TD Bank Group to support women’s health research through their TD Ready Commitment.
Shoppers Foundation for Women’s Health™
The Shoppers Foundation for Women’s Health™ is a registered Canadian charitable organization committed to fostering health equity for women by increasing access to care, improving awareness of women’s unique health needs, and supporting critical women’s health research. Shoppers Foundation is proud to be a national partner of the AWHF as a part of the Women’s Health Collective Canada.
Get Involved
We cannot do this alone. Our goal is to build a community of like-minded individuals, and businesses, to help us achieve this mission.
Community support paves the way forward to future excellence, and there are various ways in which you can make an impact today.
If you are interested in getting involved, please contact Jenny Niesluchowski:
- E-Mail: jniesluchowski@royalalex.org
- Phone: 780.616.6307
However, you choose to get involved, together, we will make a difference.
How Can You Help?
"How can I help?" It's one of our favourite questions to hear and one that we receive from people across Alberta. Raising awareness of women's health issues is the first step to closing the gap.
We've created these tool kits for you to share with your community, why women's health is so important to you! We hope you enjoy starting the conversation about women's health as much as we do!
Just as disease is not restrained by borders, nor is
knowledge gained through research.