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Launch of free drop-in support clinics for expectant mums in Melton and Bacchus Marsh

12 May 2026
Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies service will operate twice a month at Melton Health and Community Services, commencing Monday 18 May.
Pregnant women looking at a baby scan on an IPad

Western Health is launching a free community health program for expectant mothers in Melton and Bacchus Marsh, to help connect them with support services they may need.

The clinics do not require an appointment and offer access to specialist trained health workers, including community nurses or midwives, who can provide outreach support in your home or community. 

Western Health’s Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Outreach Worker, Aisling Maher, said the program’s aim was to help mothers and babies be as healthy as possible, and to ensure care and support are available if needed. 

‘Our free drop-in clinics provide one-on-one emotional and practical support for women at 36 weeks or less gestation, particularly those who may be experiencing personal or domestic challenges.  

‘We can help you access a wide range of antenatal, community and support services to help you and your families stay healthy during pregnancy and after your baby is born,’ Ms Maher said. 

 

Our free drop-in clinics provide emotional and practical support, particularly if you are experiencing personal or domestic challenges
Aisling Maher

Find out more 

Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies free drop-in clinics will operate on the first and third Monday of the month between 10:00 am and 1:00 pm. 

Melton Health and Community Services 

195-209 Barries Road 

Melton West, Victoria 3337 

  • Clients must be 36 weeks' gestation or less.
  • Clients that have already birthed are not suitable for this service, as it is an antenatal program.
  • No appointment is necessary. Clinics run on a first come, first served basis. 

     

If you have any questions email [email protected] or for more information visit our Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies web page

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