About Continence Health Australia
Who we are
Continence Health Australia is a not-for-profit organisation and peak body promoting bladder and bowel control health.
We empower people with trusted information, advocate for better policies and help normalise conversations about incontinence (bladder and bowel leakage).
Many people in Australia experience incontinence
With the right support, incontinence can be managed so people can enjoy everyday activities, relationships and opportunities.
Learn moreover 15 years old in Australia experience incontinence – that’s more than 1 in 3 people
although there’s a higher rate of incontinence among older people
come into the National Continence Helpline every year for free and confidential support
News and events
Supporting children with disability
At this event on 20 October, discover support and strategies to help children with disability build toilet skills and independence.
Bridge Magazine Edition 90 out now
We celebrate carers, share real stories and explore practical health advice. Plus, we put ChatGPT to the test to see how it stacks up for continence health advice.
Continence Health Australia Research Grant (CHARG) now open
Exclusively available to Continence Health Australia members, CHARG will offer up to three grants of $25,000 each year.
When pelvic floor symptoms affect exercise
A research conducted by physiotherapist Dr Jodie Dakic reveals the hidden impact of pelvic floor symptoms on exercise.
Women’s Health Week
Our theme for this year is Keep moving with confidence, highlighting the role pelvic floor health plays in staying active at every stage of life.
Professor Helen O’Connell AO appointed Chair Elect
Urologist Professor O’Connell, Australia’s first female urologist, joins as Director and Chair Elect.
