Women

Each year on this day, people around the world mark the International Day of Action for Women’s Health—a reminder that health isn’t a luxury, it’s a right. This year, WHAM adds its voice to the global call, with a message rooted right here in Malta: Every woman and girl deserves the right to understand, protect, and care for her body, without shame, silence, or fear. But let’s be honest. We still have a long way to go. The Reality in Malta In 2025, too many women in Malta still face: These aren’t just private struggles, they’re public health issues. And they deserve urgent attention. WHAM’sRead More…

No one should feel uncomfortable, unsafe, or silenced at work. Yet, for many women, the workplace can still be a space where power imbalances and inappropriate behaviour go unchecked. Whether it’s suggestive comments, unwanted messages, physical advances, or more subtle forms of coercion, sexual harassment is never “just part of the job.” It violates your dignity, and you don’t have to tolerate it. What Counts as Sexual Harassment? Sexual harassment comes in many forms, including: These behaviours create a hostile or intimidating work environment, and under Maltese law, they are unlawful. You Are Not Alone: Support in Malta In Malta, support services exist to empowerRead More…

Nurses are the heartbeat of healthcare. They’re there during your darkest hours, brightest moments, and everything in between. But behind every uniform is a person with a story—and this one includes night shifts, toddler cuddles, and a whole lot of heart. For Kim Galea, nursing isn’t just a job—it’s part of her DNA. Her parents began their careers in nursing: her mum became a hospital unit manager, and her dad is now a global medical education manager and clinical expert. Surrounded by care and compassion from an early age, Kim knew that looking after others wasn’t just something her family did; it was something sheRead More…

Ten years ago, a simple act of reaching out turned into something none of us could have imagined. What started as a space for women to speak openly and support one another has become a movement, a lifeline, and a revolution in sisterhood. As we celebrate the 10th anniversary of Women for Women, we’re not just looking back—we’re stepping forward. And we want you to walk with us. It All Started With a Need for Connection The very first message on the group wasn’t about activism or advocacy. It was a call for support, a space to share, and a safe corner of the internetRead More…

Being a working mum is like starring in a Cirque du Soleil performance—except you’re the acrobat, the coordinator, and the one trying to stop everything from falling apart. One minute, you’re smashing deadlines at work, and the next, you’re negotiating with a toddler about why pants are, in fact, necessary. Let’s be real—balancing motherhood and career isn’t about achieving perfection. It’s about survival, laughter, and knowing which battles to fight (hint: let them wear the superhero cape to the supermarket). Here are some ways to keep the chaos manageable while keeping your sanity (mostly) intact. 1. The Myth of “Having It All” Whoever started theRead More…

VJ Salomone, a leader in pharmaceutical and healthcare distribution, has been a trusted name in Malta for years, ensuring access to high-quality health and wellness products. Their commitment goes beyond distribution—they are dedicated to empowering individuals with the resources and knowledge they need to lead healthier lives. This year, their involvement in the Women’s Health & Wellbeing Expo 2025 showcased their deep-rooted dedication to supporting women’s health initiatives. A Legacy of Trust & Innovation in Healthcare With a strong presence in Malta’s pharmaceutical industry, VJ Salomone has built a reputation for quality, reliability, and innovation. Representing several renowned multinational brands, they offer a vast portfolioRead More…

As we celebrate Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, we honour the remarkable Maltese women who have paved the way for future generations. From politics and medicine to journalism, law, and sports, these women have left a lasting impact on our nation. Pioneers in Politics & Leadership Agatha Barbara (1923–2002) A trailblazer for women’s rights, Agatha Barbara was Malta’s first female President, serving from 1982 to 1987. She holds the record as the longest-serving woman Member of Parliament in Maltese political history, having been elected in ten consecutive elections from 1947 to 1981. As Minister of Education, she introduced compulsory full-time basic education for allRead More…

In Malta’s corporate landscape, businesses are recognising their responsibility to not only generate profits but also contribute positively to society and the environment. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles have become a guiding framework for organisations aiming to align profitability with purpose. Partnering with registered NGOs like the Women for Women Foundation offers a strategic way for companies to advance ESG goals while addressing local challenges. ESG and Corporate Sustainability in Malta ESG represents a commitment to long-term value creation. The “S” in ESG refers to the social impact of an organisation’s operations. Supporting initiatives that promote gender equality, education, and community empowerment directly contributesRead More…

In today’s fast-paced world, many women feel disconnected from themselves—emotionally and physically. Stress, trauma, and unprocessed emotions can manifest as physical tension or discomfort, making it hard to feel grounded. Rebecca Camilleri, a holistic therapist, uses body awareness and creative movement to help women reconnect with their bodies, release blocked emotions, and reclaim their inner strength. What is Holistic Healing? Rebecca’s healing approach combines body-centred techniques like somatics, breathwork, dance, and mindfulness. This combination of movement and body awareness allows women to uncover and express emotions stored in their bodies. “By incorporating body-centred techniques, you gain deeper awareness of emotions stored within,” Rebecca explains. “CreativeRead More…

Let’s be honest – returning to work after maternity leave can stir up a whirlwind of emotions. For many women, it’s a delicate dance between excitement and dread, joy and guilt, pride and uncertainty. One moment, you’re ready to jump back into your career. The next, you’re wondering how you’ll manage to juggle everything. If you’re feeling anxious, conflicted, or just overwhelmed by the thought of it all, know that you’re far from alone. The Emotional Rollercoaster First things first, it’s completely normal to feel a range of emotions – and often at the same time! You’ve spent weeks or months nurturing a tiny humanRead More…