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Free Guide: How to Make a Submission to the Senate Inquiry into Women's Health
The Senate Select Committee on Women's Health is accepting public submissions on postpartum care, birth injury, perinatal mental health, and maternal healthcare access in Australia. Submissions close 9 October 2026.
This free guide from Radiant Birth walks you through exactly how to write yours; whether your experience was six months ago or fifty years ago, whether it was traumatic, joyful, or somewhere in between.
Inside you'll find:
Who's eligible to submit (spoiler: everyone with a postpartum experience, including partners, grandparents, and chosen family)
A simple five-part structure for your submission
Reflection questions to help you find your story
Guidance on privacy, confidentiality, and publishing options
A grounding practice for writing about hard things
Two pages of submission starter prompts
Mental health and crisis support contacts
You do not need to be a policy expert. You do not need perfect writing. You need your truth, and twenty minutes with a pen.
Download your free copy and have your say in the future of postpartum care in Australia.
Free Guide: How to Make a Submission to the Senate Inquiry into Women's Health
The Senate Select Committee on Women's Health is accepting public submissions on postpartum care, birth injury, perinatal mental health, and maternal healthcare access in Australia. Submissions close 9 October 2026.
This free guide from Radiant Birth walks you through exactly how to write yours; whether your experience was six months ago or fifty years ago, whether it was traumatic, joyful, or somewhere in between.
Inside you'll find:
Who's eligible to submit (spoiler: everyone with a postpartum experience, including partners, grandparents, and chosen family)
A simple five-part structure for your submission
Reflection questions to help you find your story
Guidance on privacy, confidentiality, and publishing options
A grounding practice for writing about hard things
Two pages of submission starter prompts
Mental health and crisis support contacts
You do not need to be a policy expert. You do not need perfect writing. You need your truth, and twenty minutes with a pen.
Download your free copy and have your say in the future of postpartum care in Australia.