MOTHs 2026 AGM

Our AGM is just around the corner, and we’d love to see you there. The Annual General Meeting is an important part of how Mums of the Hills Inc. operates as an incorporated association. Each year, our governing committee reports back to members and the community on the year that’s been, outlines our goals for the year ahead, and provides the chance for members to elect or nominate committee positions.

Last year’s Annual Report highlighted the incredible effort, creativity, and care that so many people put into making MotHs thrive — from events and workshops, to advocacy, to the daily acts of support within our community. It was a reminder of just how much can be achieved when mums and families come together.

This year’s AGM will also feature something very special. Monash University’s Associate Professor Zerina Tomkins will be sharing insights into research which involved many in the MOTHs community. With MOTHs now registered as a research partner with the National Health and Medical Research Council, and growing opportunities to collaborate in this area, we are excited to share the outcomes of research we’ve supported that we hope will improve the lives of future mums in our area and around Australia.

If you’re already a paid subscriber and would like to become more involved in the governance of Mums of the Hills Inc., please get in touch with us before the meeting.

  • Date: November 22nd

  • Time: 10:00am

  • Location: MOTHs Hub - 6 Hayes Place, Belgrave
    Followed by lunch and conversation

The AGM is open to all members of the MOTHs charity and non-voting subscribers. Members of the charity have the opportunity to vote and nominate for committee roles, while subscribers and supporters are warmly invited to attend and be part of the conversation.

We hope you’ll join us to look back, look forward, and celebrate all the ways Mums of the Hills continues to grow.

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