Women's Health Foundation Enters Fall Season With New Grants, Website and Special Events for Chicagoans

Women's Health Foundation Enters Fall Season With New Grants, Website and
Special Events for Chicagoans

Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund Helps WHF Carry Out Mission, Including a
Complete Web Resource & Educational Events

CHICAGO, Oct. 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Women's Health Foundation (WHF)
has been named the recipient of a grant from the Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller
Fund, an endowment of the Jack Miller Family Foundation. The fund is one of
many exciting announcements that lead WHF into the Fall season.

The support of the Jack Miller Family Foundation helps further WHF's mission
to improve the pelvic health and wellness of women across the globe. Funding
helps drive cutting-edge research initiatives, develop national education and
fitness programs and nurture the communities that rely on WHF as a top
resource for issues of pelvic wellness.

With the launch of the non-profit's newly redesigned website, WHF's impact is
as strong online as it is through their special events, research and programs
across the country.

NEW SITE FOR Powerful women in charge of their bodies and lives

Thanks to a generous grant from the Taproot Foundation, the advancements of
www.womenshealthfoundation.org make the site the only complete resource for
women's pelvic health and wellness on the web. New features and information
include:

-- Health Topics, which is information on pelvic ailments that affect
millions of women each year.
-- Understanding the Pelvis, a complete source for up-to-date pelvic
research and resources.
-- Life Stage Events, a guide to the female body throughout pregnancy,
menopause, etc.
-- News and Events, with the latest on what the WHF is up to,

-- Missy's Blog: will discuss the latest research, studies and WHF
programs
like Sex, Chocolate and Your Pelvic Floor and Women in Health
Connection.

RESEARCH AND PROGRAMS MAKING AN IMPACT THIS FALL

WHF recently announced the research findings from a multi-site comparative
study of the Foundation's Total Control Platinum fitness and educational
program for senior women. This study assessed the program's impact on
overactive bladder symptoms of women living in residential living centers.

Missy Lavender, WHF's Executive Director, said "The potential of this program
to change women's lives is huge. Nearly one in three women over the age of 60
experience bladder control problems. This program allows them to gain control
over a health condition that they have endured in silence for years."

On Thursday, October 22 from 12-2 pm at the Evanston Golf Course, 4401
Dempster Street, Skokie, IL will be "Sex, Chocolate and Your Pelvic Floor."
At this event, nationally renowned sex experts will educate and empower event
participants to aspire to their most sensual and sexy self and educate people
to improve their overall sexual health from the inside out.

"Women in Health Connection" will take place on November 11, 2009 from 6-8 pm
at the Evanston Hospital, Frank Auditorium, 2650 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, IL.
This free, women's-only educational event will feature a broad panel of
women's health experts responding to audience questions. Attendees are
encouraged to bring their health-related questions to the event.

To learn more about Women's Health Foundation, and to check out the redesigned
website visit www.womenshealthfoundation.org

About Women's Health Foundation:

Women's Health Foundation (WHF) is a nonprofit organization focused on
providing life strategies, community-based programs and services, and events
to encourage women to optimize their pelvic health and wellness. Dedicated to
powerful women in charge of their bodies and lives, WHF is becoming the
nation's most visible and passionate champion of women's pelvic wellness
issues. Women's Health Foundation is headquartered in Chicago and sponsors
programs nationally through partnerships with medically based fitness
facilities, residential living centers and hospitals.

SOURCE Women's Health Foundation

Molly Kirk of Women's Health Foundation, +1-773-305-8201,
molly@womenshealthfoundation.org