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Harding Miller Education Foundation

Advancing Girls' Education Across Australia - Together we can change lives

The primary objective of the Harding Miller Education Foundation is to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty through education. We do this by providing scholarships to high potential girls who are experiencing socioeconomic disadvantage.
Odyssey House NSW

Saving lives one case worker at a time

At Odyssey, their vision is a world free of addiction. They provide rehabilitation services to address harms associated with alcohol and other drug use. Addiction is a serious yet treatable condition. With the right support, people can overcome their dependence...
Victorian Women's Trust as Trustee for the Dugdale Trust for Women & Girls

Together, Yes

Help achieve a strong YES vote for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the upcoming 2023 referendum by supporting Together, Yes. VWT has adapted its KTC model and working with the indigenous leadership team at Australians for Indigenous Constitutional Recognition...
Flourish Girl Ltd

Creating safe spaces for young people to flourish

The Flourish Girl Journey is a 3 part school based program that gives teenage girls & gender diverse teens the social and emotional tools they need to connect deeper with themselves, their peers & their purpose within their communities.
Girls from Oz

Lead and Succeed: growing employable role models

g-oz has been delivering successful and engaging Community Programs in Halls Creek since 2010 and Carnarvon since 2012. This project will strengthen and deepen their program in these communities from within by looking to the next generation. They aim to...
The Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation

Brilliant Young Minds research for Gynae Screening

We fund research. Our brilliant researchers find a cure. It’s that simple. Early detection saves lives. Research means early detection.
The Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation

Let's talk Lady Parts

Awareness and research are the only cures to the 8 gynaecological cancers. Only 1 of the 8 cancers has a screening test and treatment. The other seven gynae cancers are often not diagnosed until they are already in the advanced...
Federation University Australia

Rural Women for STEM

Federation University Australia is Australia’s leading regional university. We support more first-in-family and social equity students than any other university and we create graduates who are job ready, with the skills that employers need to enhance their communities. Rural Women...
Documentary Australia

Under Cover - Documentary Film

Women over 50 are the fastest-growing cohort experiencing homelessness in Australia and Under Cover follows an eclectic group of these women who are tough and determined, while experiencing homelessness. Their moving but optimistic portraits lay bare the flaws in our...
Documentary Australia Foundation

Bukal Bukal

Why is the fact Aboriginal women are the fastest growing Incarceration group in Australia, not a part of urgent national discussion? Henrietta reveals the direct links between institutional racism and its trickle down effect into Aboriginal society, creating third world...
First Nations Bushfoods and Botanical Alliance Australia

Growing an Indigenous Agri-Culture HUB

This project seeks to create an Indigenous female-led bushfoods and botanicals Retail and Tourist destination which will require (fit-out, stocking and staff) to develop the initial commercial retail space. It will showcase Indigenous bushfood & botanical products made by Aboriginal...
Media Diversity Australia

Women of Colour Mentorship Program

MDA's Who Gets To Tell Australian Stories report outlined that not only are those telling the stories on screen predominately Anglo –Celtic but so are those working in senior television news management roles are predominately Anglo –Celtic men. This project...