UNDER-RESEARCHED. UNDER-RECOGNISED. UNDER-FUNDED. The George Institute’s Global Women’s Health Program has a bold vision to improve the lifelong health, well being, safety and productivity of women and girls.

Piriwa Kutjunka is a community-led entrepreneurship initiative in Wirrimanu (Balgo), one of Australia's most remote Aboriginal communities. Established by local Aboriginal women, the project creates opportunities for women to strengthen economic participation while keeping culture, language and connection to Country...

HER Africa developed the Farm to Fork Innovation Hub initiative as an integrated solution that connects farmers, food processing, women's empowerment, school feeding, and local markets into one sustainable food system.

The Didi Foundation Inc delivers a gender-transformative education and skills development program addressing structural inequality experienced by women excluded from formal education due to cultural, social and economic barriers, resulting in limited literacy, numeracy, and economic participation across generations -...

Women are more likely than men to risk financial catastrophe due to cancer, disproportionately bear the burden of unpaid cancer caregiving (over 75% globally), and are underrepresented in oncology leadership. Systemic gender inequities across the entire cancer continuum are reinforced...

Every person deserves to feel safe at work. But women are paying a heavy price if they speak up or blow the whistle to exposing wrongdoing in Australia. This is compounded by women on temporary visas, who previously faced having...

This project delivers specialist legal support to women who are staying at a residential rehabilitation service in Orange. Many women have experienced domestic and family violence and face complex legal challenges including family law, AVOs, child protection and victims compensation...

FlowForward is The Étoile Foundation’s mobile menstrual access initiative, delivering free, high‑quality period products and practical education directly to people in crisis through a national network of youth and women's centres. Our beneficiaries face unstable housing, financial stress, trauma, and...

The Waste to Wealth (W2W) program expands the Solomon Islands’ first continuous, community-run circular economy waste system, addressing critical pollution, public health risks and limited livelihood opportunities across the Western Province. With most islands lacking formal waste services, unmanaged waste...

Kids in Philanthropy (KiP) envisions a more empathetic, compassionate and connected world where young people are equipped to make a difference and communities are actively supporting those in need.

Research shows that most women in prison are victims-survivors of domestic and family violence (DFV) and/or sexual violence which increases both the risk and effects of criminalisation and incarceration. Most victim-survivors of DFV and sexual assault face numerous concurrent legal,...

In Australia, nearly 240,000 women aged 55 and over are at risk of homelessness, with single older women facing an 8-9 times higher risk compared to those living with a partner. This growing group is locked out of a safe...