Australian Allografts was honoured to participate as an Event Partner at the Epworth Medical Foundation Women’s Health Lunch, held on Friday, 23 October 2026 at the prestigious Seafarers Ballroom, 1 Hotel Melbourne.
The annual event brought together healthcare leaders, clinicians, researchers, community advocates and supporters with a shared goal: advancing women’s health outcomes and raising critical funds to support medical innovation, education and research.
Hosted by Ms Cathi Biddick AM, Chair of the Special Events Committee, the luncheon featured renowned Colorectal Surgeon Dr Suat Chin Ng as keynote speaker. Dr Ng delivered an insightful presentation focused on bowel cancer awareness, early detection and prevention, highlighting the importance of education and proactive screening in improving patient outcomes.
The event was expertly emceed by Dr Chantel Thornton, Breast Cancer Surgeon, who guided attendees through an afternoon dedicated to raising awareness and supporting initiatives that make a meaningful difference across the healthcare sector.
View the full gallery here : Women’s Lunch Photos
Supporting Innovation Beyond the Operating Theatre
Australian Allografts is committed to supporting initiatives that improve patient outcomes through collaboration, education and research. Our partnership with the Epworth Medical Foundation reflects our belief that advancing healthcare requires more than clinical innovation alone. It requires investment in the people, research programs and healthcare infrastructure that drive meaningful change.
Funds raised through the Women’s Health Lunch will contribute to the work of Epworth HealthCare, supporting medical equipment, education and research initiatives, including the ongoing work led by Dr Ng and fellow healthcare professionals dedicated to improving patient care.
Bringing Healthcare Leaders Together
Events such as the Women’s Health Lunch play an important role in fostering collaboration across the healthcare ecosystem. By creating opportunities for clinicians, healthcare organisations, industry partners and community supporters to connect, these events help strengthen the collective effort to improve health outcomes for Australians.
Australian Allografts was proud to stand alongside other supporters and contributors who share a commitment to evidence-based healthcare, innovation and better patient outcomes.
Looking Ahead
We congratulate the Epworth Medical Foundation on another successful event and thank the organisers, speakers and attendees for their ongoing commitment to women’s health and medical research.
View the full gallery here : Women’s Lunch Photos
Australian Allografts remains committed to partnering with organisations that advance healthcare through research, education and collaboration, helping create better outcomes for patients today and into the future.
