Upcoming Events
Free Fundraiser - Free Myoyin Yoga Workshop
Join us for the first ever yoga workshop held in the new Glimmer Yoga + Yoga Therapy Space.
Raising awareness of Adenomyosis, a painful and often debilitating disease that impacts an estimated 1-10 people assigned female at birth.
Raising funds for Aussie women’s health service QENDO.
This gentle, therapeutic yoga session combines slow, mindful movement with long held yin postures and myofascial release techniques to help ease tension, calm the nervous system, and support whole body wellbeing.
Donations are warmly welcomed. All donations will go directly toward supporting women’s health service QENDO.
All welcome to attend, free to attend - Bookings are essential. If you can't make the yoga session or are unable to attend you can still show your support by donating to QENDO.
Yoga for Women's Health - April Adenomyosis Awareness Month
Event Title: Yoga for Women's Health - April Adenomyosis Awareness Month
Details: A free yoga event raising awareness for Adenomyosis and women's pelvic health; fundraising for QENDO
When: Thursday 30 April, 5.30-7pm
Where: Glimmer Yoga Space, Bunbury WA
Investment: Free to attend, donations to QENDO
Donate: Here
Email hello@glimmeryoga.com for more information.
GATHER Workshop - Brisbane
This May, we invite you to Gather.
We’ve been doing a lot of thinking about how we can best support our community, and we’re making a change.
While we originally planned a Long Lunch, we’ve decided to evolve this into something more meaningful: an in-person workshop series focused on real support, practical tools, and expert-led learning.
Not everyone needs a social event, but everyone deserves access to information, understanding, and support that actually helps in day-to-day life.
These workshops are designed not just for those living with endometriosis, adeno, or pelvic pain, but also for the people around them. Partners, parents, carers, and support networks. Because this doesn’t just impact one person, it impacts relationships, families, and entire support systems.
So what can you expect?
✨ Expert-led sessions (physios, specialists, therapists & more)
✨ 2-course lunch
✨ Real conversations (no fluff, no overwhelm)
✨ Practical tools you can actually use
✨ A safe, supportive environment
We’ll be covering everything from pain management and surgery to intimacy, advocacy, and navigating the workplace, because support should go beyond awareness.
We’re really excited about this next chapter ✨
We’ve been doing a lot of thinking about how we can best support our community, and we’re making a change.
While we originally planned a Long Lunch, we’ve decided to evolve this into something more meaningful: an in-person workshop series focused on real support, practical tools, and expert-led learning.
Not everyone needs a social event, but everyone deserves access to information, understanding, and support that actually helps in day-to-day life.
These workshops are designed not just for those living with endometriosis, adeno, or pelvic pain, but also for the people around them. Partners, parents, carers, and support networks. Because this doesn’t just impact one person, it impacts relationships, families, and entire support systems.
So what can you expect?
✨ Expert-led sessions (physios, specialists, therapists & more)
✨ Real conversations (no fluff, no overwhelm)
✨ Practical tools you can actually use
✨ A safe, supportive environment
We’ll be covering everything from pain management and surgery to intimacy, advocacy, and navigating the workplace, because support should go beyond awareness.
We’re really excited about this next chapter ✨
We’ve been doing a lot of thinking about how we can best support our community, and we’re making a change.
While we originally planned a Long Lunch, we’ve decided to evolve this into something more meaningful: an in-person workshop series focused on real support, practical tools, and expert-led learning.
Not everyone needs a social event, but everyone deserves access to information, understanding, and support that actually helps in day-to-day life.
These workshops are designed not just for those living with endometriosis, adeno, or pelvic pain, but also for the people around them. Partners, parents, carers, and support networks. Because this doesn’t just impact one person, it impacts relationships, families, and entire support systems.
So what can you expect?
✨ Expert-led sessions (physios, specialists, therapists & more)
✨ Real conversations (no fluff, no overwhelm)
✨ Practical tools you can actually use
✨ A safe, supportive environment
We’ll be covering everything from pain management and surgery to intimacy, advocacy, and navigating the workplace, because support should go beyond awareness.
We’re really excited about this next chapter ✨
Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain: Support, Answers & Local Care
Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain: Support, Answers & Local Care
Living with endometriosis or pelvic pain can feel overwhelming — but you don’t have to navigate it alone.
Join a group of trusted Toowoomba health care practitioners for a supportive, informative day focused on understanding endometriosis and pelvic pain, and learning what help is available locally.
This event is designed for people living with symptoms, those supporting a loved one, and anyone wanting clearer answers, practical guidance, and connection. You’ll hear from compassionate experts across women’s health, all working right here in our community.
You can expect
Easy-to-understand talks from local specialists
Practical information you can take to your next appointment
Time to connect with others who “get it”
Goodie bags
Tea & coffee provided
A safe, welcoming space
Meet the Speakers
Dr Liam Dunn – OB & Gynaecologist
Dr Hannah Windle – Women’s Health GP
Stephanie Hart – Women’s Health Physiotherapist
Allison Mander – Sonographer
Rebecca Reid – Dietitian
Megan Mansell – Exercise Physiologist
MC: Ash Webb – QENDO Operations & Darling Downs Coordinator
Tickets are FREE but registration is required.
This event is free as thanks to our supporters
Support QENDO in the Brisbane Marathon Festival 2026
Join Us at the Brisbane Marathon Festival 2026!
Be part of one of Queensland’s most historic and celebrated sporting events, the Brisbane Marathon Festival 2026. This iconic race holds a special place in Brisbane’s history, dating back to the 1982 Commonwealth Games when legendary runner Robert de Castella secured a memorable victory. Since then, the festival has ignited a passion for running across Brisbane, culminating in the inaugural Brisbane Marathon open to the public in 1992.
By participating or supporting, you’re helping to raise vital funds for QENDO. Our organisation is dedicated to providing compassionate support and services to those affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS and pelvic pain. Whether you're running the race or cheering from the sidelines, your involvement makes a difference.
Help raise funds for QENDO at the Brisbane Marathon Festival 2026.
Register or donate to the QENDO team here.
STILL I PADDLE
Join us for an unforgettable evening at the Premier Screening of Still I Paddle, a powerful film by Lucy Graham.
After canoeing over 3,000km along the Yukon River, Lucy shares her extraordinary journey of endurance, raw wilderness, and deeply personal storytelling. From breathtaking landscapes and close wildlife encounters to her lived experience with endometriosis, this film is as inspiring as it is moving.
🎬 What to expect:
- Exclusive premiere screening
- Insightful conversations around endometriosis and pelvic pain
📍 Screen Queensland, Cairns
🗓 18th June 2026
⏰ 6pm to 8pm
🎟 Tickets: $20 (Limited to just 200 attendees)
This special event is held in support of QENDO, an organisation dedicated to supporting those living with endometriosis and pelvic pain.
Seats are limited. Secure your spot and be part of a night that blends adventure, resilience, and advocacy.
After clicking “Add to Cart,” scroll to the top of the page and click the cart icon to proceed to checkout. You will receive a confirmation email once your ticket purchase has been successfully completed.
Watch the Trailer here:
Member Only - QENDO Town Hall
You’re invited to join QENDO CEO Jess Taylor for a special members-only Town Hall. Together, we’ll explore QENDO’s goals for 2026 and 2027, discuss future plans, and share the vision guiding our next chapter. This event is for QENDO Members only and is your opportunity to hear directly from Jess and be part of the conversation about where we’re heading.
Support QENDO in the Melbourne Marathon Festival 2026
Join Us at the Melbourne Marathon Festival 2026!
Join thousands of others and make a difference as you run, jog, wheel or walk your way through the city streets, passing iconic Melbourne landmarks before finishing with a lap of honour around the MCG’s hallowed turf.
Get a team together or take on the challenge solo and choose from the 5km, 10km, 21.1km or 42.2km. Whether your focus is the finish line, or the finish time, don’t miss the chance to go the extra mile and fundraise for an incredible charity.
By participating or supporting, you’re helping to raise vital funds for QENDO. Our organisation is dedicated to providing compassionate support and services to those affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS and pelvic pain. Whether you're running the race or cheering from the sidelines, your involvement makes a difference.
Help raise funds for QENDO at the Melbourne Marathon Festival 2026.
Register or donate to the QENDO team here.
Navigating Pain Flares Together with Angie & Gill
This interactive QENDO Care session is designed to support individuals navigating pain flares associated with endometriosis.
Facilitated by QENDOCare Counsellor Angie, alongside Nurse Gill, this session will provide a holistic approach to managing both the physical and emotional impacts of pain.
Participants will be guided through practical strategies to communicate pain effectively, advocate for their needs, and access appropriate support during flare-ups. The session will also explore the emotional and psychological impact of chronic pain, including managing heightened stress, processing difficult experiences such as emergency department visits, and building resilience.
This session will include both educational components and a live, interactive discussion. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with the QENDO Care team, ask questions, and participate in a supportive community conversation.
Whether you are newly diagnosed or have been managing endometriosis for some time, this session aims to provide accessible tools, professional insight, and a sense of connection.
All are welcome to attend.
Endometriosis in Focus: An Evening of Clinical Education and Connection
Join QENDO Australia and True Relationships & Reproductive Health for an evidence-based evening of clinical education focused on endometriosis—its impact, diagnosis, and management. Designed for health professionals across disciplines.
Hosted by QENDO Australia and True Relationships & Reproductive Health
Endometriosis in Focus is an engaging and informative evening designed to support health professionals in strengthening their understanding of endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain across the lifespan.
This event brings together leading clinicians and lived-experience expertise to explore contemporary evidence, clinical pathways, and practical approaches to care. With a strong focus on real-world application, discussion, and connection, this session supports clinicians working across primary care, specialist services, allied health, nursing, and education.
Participants will gain practical insights they can apply directly in clinical settings, alongside the opportunity to ask questions and connect with colleagues working in women’s health and related fields.
Why attend?
Strengthen clinical knowledge of endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain
Improve confidence in diagnosis, referral, and management pathways
Learn from leading clinicians and lived-experience leaders
Gain practical tools to support patient-centred, trauma-informed care
Connect with health professionals across disciplines and regions
Endometriosis affects 1 in 7 people and remains under-recognised and under-treated. This event supports clinicians to deliver more informed, coordinated, and compassionate care.
Speakers
Jess Taylor, QENDO CEO
Dr Vanessa Siu
Dr Albert Jung
Brooke Dobó, Pelvic Health Physio
Dr Hillary Lindberg
Gill Gordon, Endo Nurse
Suzie Thompson
Dr Jackie Chua
Event details
Thursday, 26 March 2026
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
$35 per person
Choose your location (ticket dropdown options)
Presenters will be presenting live at the Brisbane venue, with live streaming to the other locations.
Please select your preferred event location at checkout:
Brisbane (In-person)
Mary Emelia Mayne Room, Mayne Medical School
Herston Road, Herston QLDCairns (In-person)
Cairns Spinal
2-4 Smith Street, North Cairns QLDRockhampton (In-person)
Rockhampton Hospital
Learning and Development Centre, Darnell Building
Canning Street, Rockhampton QLDToowoomba (In-person)
Toowoomba Hospital
Dr Jeff Pebble Lecture Theatre
Peachy Street, Toowoomba QLDOnline (Live stream)
Access details provided upon registration
Who should attend?
GPs and medical practitioners
Nurses and nurse practitioners
Allied health professionals
Health educators and students
Anyone supporting people with endometriosis or chronic pelvic pain
Accessibility
QENDO is committed to inclusive and accessible events.
If you have accessibility requirements, please contact us prior to the event.
Register now to secure your place
Hosted by QENDO Australia and True Relationships & Reproductive Health
Join QENDO and True for an engaging and informative evening dedicated to understanding endometriosis, its impact, diagnosis, and management. This event brings together leading experts in women’s health to share knowledge and answer questions to elevate your clinical practice.
In collaboration with:
Hour with QENDO Online - Danica Hickey - Research at QUT
Join QENDO with an engaging conversation with Associate Professor Danica Hickey from Queensland University of Technology. We will delve into the fascinating world of research at QUT, focusing on advances in reproductive immunology and endometriosis.
Associate Professor Danica Hickey specialises in understanding the complex factors behind endometriosis and infertility, exploring how genetics, hormone regulation, and immune responses interact to influence disease development. Her work aims to identify immune signatures that could predict infertility related to endometriosis, paving the way for earlier diagnosis and better fertility management. Additionally, Associate Professor Danica Hickey is working on innovative therapies that target hormone receptors to modulate immune pathways, with the goal of reducing chronic inflammation and enhancing reproductive health.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the latest research efforts shaping the future of reproductive health and endometriosis treatment at QUT.
Taking Care of Your Mental Health | A Webinar Led by QENDOCare Counsellor Angie
In this supportive session, Angie will guide our community through understanding complex emotions, nervous system responses, self-care strategies and the grief cycle — offering tools and reassurance during a heavy time.
endoMEtriosis Art - Community Connections
Join the QENDO team at the CBD Art Gallery in Sydney for a special evening of Community Connections — a night dedicated to meaningful conversation, creativity, and genuine connection.
Guests will also enjoy grazing tables and cheese platters while viewing a curated exhibition of 30 selected artworks from this year’s endoMEtriosis Art Competition.
endoMEtriosis Art Exhibition at CBD Gallery Sydney
The Unseen: Art & Endometriosis
A powerful collection of artworks exploring the often-unseen realities of living with endometriosis. Through painting, mixed media, and visual storytelling, this exhibition brings to light the physical, emotional, and social experiences that are too often hidden behind closed doors.
Endometriosis affects 1 in 7 people assigned female at birth, yet the condition remains widely misunderstood and frequently invisible. The artists in this exhibition transform personal stories of pain, resilience, identity, and hope into compelling visual works that challenge silence and spark conversation.
Each piece invites viewers to witness what is rarely seen — the complexity of chronic illness, the impact on daily life, and the strength of those who live with it. By translating lived experience into art, the exhibition aims to raise awareness, foster empathy, and create space for dialogue around reproductive health.
All artworks are available for purchase, with proceeds supporting ongoing advocacy, education, and support for people living with endometriosis.
3 – 5 March
Free Entry
Artwork Available for Purchase
CBD Gallery, Sydney
Yoga & Women's Health Morning Tea | #QWW26 with Centre for Women & Co
Join us for a nurturing morning designed to support your body, mind, and wellbeing. We’ll begin with a gentle, pelvic health–focused yoga session led by Lisa from Relax and Shine Yoga, creating space to move, breathe, and reconnect with your body.
Afterwards, enjoy a relaxed morning tea before QENDO guides an informative and empowering conversation about pelvic floors, pelvic pain, and practical ways to care for your body through every stage of life.
2026 endoMEtriosis Art Awards Night
Endometriosis affects 1 in 7 women+, and its impact in the workplace is profound. In Australia, it costs over $9.7 billion each year, with nearly two‑thirds of this due to lost productivity such as absenteeism and presenteeism. This ceremony shines a light on their stories, transforming lived experience into powerful art and driving awareness where it matters most: in our communities and workplaces. By starting a conversation in the workplace, you will not only be supporting those living with endometriosis but also equipping your People Leaders and HR Managers to better support those affected by endo within your teams.
We would love you to join, giving visibility to struggles that often remain unseen…making the invisible, visible.
Event details:
Monday, 2 March
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Let’s Chat Endo & QENDO Bloom Long Lunch - Orange 2026
One afternoon. A real impact.
Bloom Long Lunch is QENDO’s signature fundraising event. A beautifully hosted long lunch that brings people together to support those living with endometriosis, pelvic pain and complex reproductive health conditions.
This is more than a lunch.
It’s a shared moment of care, connection and action.
What to expect
A relaxed, elegant long lunch with thoughtfully curated food
Powerful stories from people and advocates shaping change
Conversation and moments you’ll be talking about long after
A room full of people who care and want to do something meaningful
Enjoy a complimentary welcome mocktail. Other drinks can be purchased from a selected bar menu (EFTPOS only).
Why it matters
1 in 7 people in Australia live with endometriosis. Many feel unseen, unheard, or unsupported. Bloom Long Lunch helps change that by funding care, education and advocacy where it’s needed most.
Who it’s for
Friends coming together for something that matters
Colleagues come together with purpose
Anyone who has been affected personally or loves someone who has
You don’t need to know everything. You just need to show up.
Limited tickets available
Secure your seat now and gather your people.
Be part of a day that stays with you.
Help someone bloom.
👉 Book your ticket now.
In Partnership with:
We gratefully appreciate our event sponsor
We acknowledge our event supporters
Hour With QENDO | Endo & Intimacy: Conversations That Matter
Join QENDO CEO Jess Taylor in conversation with Dr. Hilary Lindberg as they explore the vital aspects of sexual health and wellbeing, including common challenges faced by individuals such as painful sex, pelvic pain, trauma, and other factors.
This insightful discussion will delve into the psychological and relational factors involved in sexual health, highlighting compassionate, evidence-based approaches to treatment and support. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how integrating sexological principles into clinical practice can enhance patient care and promote overall wellbeing. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a leading expert in the field of relational and sexual health.
Online Peer Support Group QENDO Meet
Join Community and Organisational Support Ash, for an Online QENDO Meet!
QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups available to anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, or infertility. These meets provide a safe, compassionate space to connect with others who truly understand the challenges of living with chronic pelvic pain and fertility issues.
Come share your story, learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others, and find emotional support in a supportive environment. Whether you're seeking understanding, advice, or simply a friendly face, QENDOMeets offer a supportive community where you’re never alone on your journey.
Please register on this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/akxJ9vqRTByVm1jA7wQFAg
We look forward to seeing you there!
Online Tasmanian QENDO Meet
Join Tasmanian Facilitators, Molly and Hannah, for an QENDO Meet!
QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups available to anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, or infertility. These meets provide a safe, compassionate space to connect with others who truly understand the challenges of living with chronic pelvic pain and fertility issues.
Come share your story, learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others, and find emotional support in a supportive environment. Whether you're seeking understanding, advice, or simply a friendly face, QENDOMeets offer a supportive community where you’re never alone on your journey.
Register on the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/FLv1YXysSByZKWmLqs1Tbg
We look forward to seeing you there!
QENDO Meet Sydney NSW
Join Sydney Facilitator, Katrina, for a QENDO Meet!
QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups available to anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, or infertility. These meets provide a safe, compassionate space to connect with others who truly understand the challenges of living with chronic pelvic pain and fertility issues.
Come share your story, learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others, and find emotional support in a supportive environment. Whether you're seeking understanding, advice, or simply a friendly face, QENDOMeets offer a supportive community where you’re never alone on your journey.
We look forward to seeing you there!
QENDO Meet Metro North Brisbane QLD
Join Metro North Brisbane Facilitator, Candice, for a QENDO Meet!
QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups available to anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, or infertility. These meets provide a safe, compassionate space to connect with others who truly understand the challenges of living with chronic pelvic pain and fertility issues.
Come share your story, learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others, and find emotional support in a supportive environment. Whether you're seeking understanding, advice, or simply a friendly face, QENDOMeets offer a supportive community where you’re never alone on your journey.
We look forward to seeing you there!
QENDO Meet South West QLD
Join South West QLD Facilitator, Roni, for a QENDO Meet!
QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups available to anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, or infertility. These meets provide a safe, compassionate space to connect with others who truly understand the challenges of living with chronic pelvic pain and fertility issues.
Come share your story, learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others, and find emotional support in a supportive environment. Whether you're seeking understanding, advice, or simply a friendly face, QENDOMeets offer a supportive community where you’re never alone on your journey.
We look forward to seeing you there!
QENDO Meet Hobart Tasmania
Join Hobart Facilitator, Molly, for a QENDO Meet!
QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups available to anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, or infertility. These meets provide a safe, compassionate space to connect with others who truly understand the challenges of living with chronic pelvic pain and fertility issues.
Come share your story, learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others, and find emotional support in a supportive environment. Whether you're seeking understanding, advice, or simply a friendly face, QENDOMeets offer a supportive community where you’re never alone on your journey.
We look forward to seeing you there!
QENDO Meet Christmas Edition - Online
Join Ash and Scout for our special Christmas Edition Online QENDO Meet!
Celebrate the festive season with us in this special online QENDO Meet. QENDOMeets are safe, compassionate spaces for anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, infertility, or pelvic pain-related conditions. This Christmas edition is a wonderful opportunity to connect with others, share your stories, and find support during this time of the year.
Come along to enjoy conversations, learn about treatments and management strategies that have helped others, and experience the warmth of our supportive community. Whether you're seeking understanding, advice, or simply a friendly face to share this time with, this online meet is the perfect place to feel connected and supported.
We look forward to celebrating with you and supporting each other this Christmas season!
QENDO Meet Canberra December
Join Canberra Facilitator Jess for a QENDO Meet!
Come join us for dinner to catch up and wind down the amazing year we've had. We'll be seated outside and people can come and go as they please. Feel free to bring along your children, partner, or a friend.
QENDOMeets are face-to-face support groups available to anyone affected by endometriosis, adenomyosis, PCOS, or infertility. These meets provide a safe, compassionate space to connect with others who truly understand the challenges of living with chronic pelvic pain and fertility issues.
Come share your story, learn about treatments and management strategies that have worked for others, and find emotional support in a supportive environment. Whether you're seeking understanding, advice, or simply a friendly face, QENDOMeets offer a supportive community where you’re never alone on your journey.
We look forward to seeing you there!
