Wyndham Health Festival

Join us for the second annual Wyndham Health Festival 2026 - a free, community‑led celebration of health, connection, and inclusion.

Proudly supported by Victoria University and hosted by Wyndham Health Foundation, the Wyndham Health Festival brings together local health providers, community organisations, sports clubs, and residents for a shared focus on strengthening community health across the City of Wyndham.

The Festival will take place on Saturday 14 March 2026 at the Victoria University Wyndham Tech School, featuring engaging talks, health and wellbeing stalls, interactive sport and fitness experiences, and opportunities to connect directly with services that support healthier living at every stage of life.

Our vision is a healthier, more connected Wyndham, where people are supported to stay well, access care early, and receive timely treatment when it matters most.

Community health does not stop at prevention. It also depends on having strong, well-resourced emergency care when people experience illness, injury, or crisis. As Wyndham continues to grow, demand on emergency services is increasing, making investment in local emergency care a critical part of the community health system.

All funds raised through the Festival will support the expansion of the Emergency Department at Werribee Mercy Hospital, contributing to vital equipment for the new facility. This investment strengthens Wyndham’s health system as a whole, ensuring faster access to emergency care, improved patient experiences, and better outcomes for families across the community.

By connecting community wellbeing with investment in essential hospital infrastructure, the Festival reflects a whole-of-system approach to health, from prevention and education through to emergency care when it is needed most.

Find out more by visiting https://wyndhamhealthfestival.com.au/.

Our Focus in 2026:
Our theme this year is Community Health for the City of Wyndham. The Festival is designed to empower individuals and families to connect with local health services, learn from leading practitioners, and take proactive steps toward better health outcomes, together.