Mahfuza Sreya
Research Technician
BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre
Mahfuza Sreya
Research Technician
BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre
Mahfuza Sreya
Research Technician
BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre
BC Women’s Health Foundation is championing women’s and newborn health for a better tomorrow.
Your investment in women’s health research will lead to groundbreaking innovations and make way for Good Things To Come.
YOUR DONATION WILL HELP DRIVE ADVANCEMENTS IN RESEARCH. BC is at the forefront of women’s health research. Help us keep the momentum going—your support fuels progress.
Proudly Supporting
Good Things To Come
Women’s Health Research Month supports critical research that produces innovative treatment and increased access to healthcare for women and newborns in BC.
Learn how your donations can transform women’s health:
Dr. Karen Tran
Research Technician
Catalyst Grant Recipient
Dr. Karen Tran
Research Technician
Catalyst Grant Recipient
Dr. Karen Tran
Research Technician
Catalyst Grant Recipient
Empower Tomorrow
Innovations in research are driven by the ability to attract top talent and inspired individuals dedicated to advancing the health and well-being of women and newborns.
Groundbreaking Research at BC Women’s That Has Led To Policy Change In BC and Canada
With limited funding and resources, research conducted in partnership with WHRI and BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre has fundamentally impacted the daily lives of women and newborns in BC, nationally and internationally.
Dr. Gina Ogilvie
Dr. Deb Money
Imagine How Much More We Can Accomplish With Your Support
Dr. Gina Ogilvie
Associate Director, WHRI
Initial seed funding of $5,000 to Dr. Ogilvie’s team in 2005 by BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre led to decades of research, landmark large clinical trials for HPV screening, plus years of dedication and innovation. BC has become the first province in Canada to offer free province wide cervix self-screening kits, now the primary screening tool for cervical cancer.
Dr. Deborah Money
Inaugural Executive Director, WHRI
A trailblazer in Reproductive Infectious Diseases in Canada, Dr. Money led the charge on a groundbreaking research project to understand the effects of COVID-19 on pregnancy. The findings informed public health policy in Canada and internationally and prioritized pregnant women for the COVID-19 vaccine, saving the lives of mothers and newborns around the world.
