Bone Health Foundation

28/09/2026

BHF Supporter Spotlight 💙 Meet Sydney & Dad, Dan 💙

When Dan’s daughter Sydney was diagnosed with hip dysplasia, their family experienced firsthand the uncertainty that can come with a condition affecting a child’s development and mobility.

Inspired by Sydney’s journey, Dan and Sydney took on the City-Bay Fun Run to raise awareness and funds for the Bone Health Foundation — helping support research and better outcomes for people affected by bone and musculoskeletal conditions.

Their message is a simple but important one: awareness, research and support can make a real difference to children and families navigating these challenges.

Thank you, Dan and Sydney, for sharing your story and supporting the Bone Health Foundation. ❤️

16/06/2026

Some simple tips to look after your bones...it's never too early or too late to start!

21/04/2026

Are you a researcher interested in learning more about Consumer and community involvement, or someone with lived experience who would love to be involved with researchers to improve outcomes from research.

Join our tailored masterclasses on
Wednesday 29 April and Thursday 28 May

Details via QR code or DM for more details

07/04/2026

Applications for the 2026 Bone Health Foundation & ANZBMS Research Grants open today.
Innovation Grants and ECR Grants are available to support bold ideas in musculoskeletal research.
EOIs close 18 May, 2026

For more information or to request an application form go to https://bit.ly/4mexclW

01/11/2023

An important message from our very own Associate Professor Paul Anderson on the benefits of considering hormone therapy during menopause to help maintain bone density

Women experience rapid bone loss during menopause but experts say GPs aren't confident prescribing hormones for skeletal health, despite evidence it works.

03/10/2023

The Bone Health Foundation is pleased to announce our collaboration with the ANZBMS to launch 2 new grants for 2023
to apply visit www.bonehealth.org.au/apply

01/08/2023

Congratulations to the Year 6 students at Henley Primary School for their Bone Health project as part of their Media studies unit of work. Linda and Jo presented 6 groups with vouchers for their outstanding work. Perfect timing just before the school holidays!

If your school is interested in incorporating a Bone Health project into your units of work contact us at [email protected]

04/04/2023

A timely reminder to keep excercising to look after your bones!

Thanks to menopause and the ageing process, women are at risk of developing osteoporosis.