Our new health and wellbeing service for women and girls is open in Caboolture. The Wellspring Women and Girls Health Hub is a safe, private and welcoming space offering free, walk-in care.
At the Wellspring Hub, we provide inclusive, compassionate health and support services for women and girls - especially those facing greater health challenges. We believe in providing non-judgemental, confidential care that meets you where you are.
Whether you're looking for routine health support or more specialised services, we offer a safe space to heal and grow. We understand that everyone’s journey is unique, and there is no "one-size-fits-all" approach.
Whether you're dealing with general health concerns or more specific needs related to women's health, family matters or personal challenges, we offer support.
What’s on offer
The Hub provides a flexible and holistic approach to care, with services including:
- Child and family health
- General medical care and minor injury treatment
- Health screenings, immunisations, and preventative care
- Maternal, sexual, and reproductive health
- Gynaecological services
- Preconception and pregnancy care
- Support for chronic pain
- Assistance navigating the healthcare system
- Support for women experiencing domestic or sexual violence
- Support for women experiencing homelessness or at risk.
The Hub also runs outreach programs and works closely with local hospitals and community organisations across Moreton Bay and Brisbane.
No appointment necessary
Wellspring offers walk-in services - no referral or appointment needed. All services are free. Bookings are also available for people who prefer to make an appointment.
Our team
The multidisciplinary team includes nurse practitioners, registered nurses, health workers, and visiting specialists. Together, they provide care coordination, community engagement, and health and social support services.
We also partner with organisations such as True Relationships and Reproductive Health, Respect Inc., and Women’s Health and Equality Queensland.
Community lunch
Every Wednesday, 11.30am to 1pm, the Hub is holding a Community Lunch - all welcome! The lunch offers a welcoming space to connect, share and support one another. No need to RSVP - just come along and enjoy a free lunch.
Opening hours
If you or someone you know needs support, you’re welcome to drop in.
- Monday: 8am – 6pm
- Tuesday: 8am – 6pm
- Wednesday: 8am – 6pm
- Thursday: 8am – 3pm
- Friday: 8am – 6pm
Out-of-hours programs and support are also available - please contact the Hub for details.
Where to find us
Level 1, 23 – 25 George Street, Caboolture
Accessible via lift or stairs. Free parking is available onsite, and public transport is nearby.
Want to know more?
For information, including referrals from other services, please contact the Hub at 07 5294 9670 or women.girlshealthhub@micahprojects.org.au
The Hub is made possible through funding from Queensland Health, we are grateful to receive their support.
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