Partner Participation

We encourage families to enrol in the study together and having both parents join up allows us to get a better picture of the genetic and environmental factors that can influence child health outcomes.

All are welcome as we work to create a cohort that is truly reflective of our amazing community.​

NEW1000 welcomes all types of families including single parents, same sex couples, step-parent families, and biological partners to name a few.

Our New1000 Dads share their experiences

If you are a partner of a pregnant participant and would like to know a little about what the study involves, please watch our short video

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If you are planning on having a baby at the John Hunter Hospital and are interested in finding out more about the study please contact us here and we will get back to you.

Learn more about being part of the NEW1000 Study via our FAQs page here