donate this gynaecologoical awareness month to help women be heard
Each year, thousands of women are diagnosed with gynaecological cancers, yet they often don’t receive the attention or awareness they deserve.
That is why Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month is so important. By raising awareness, we can improve early detection, ensure women are informed about the symptoms, and fund life-saving research.
Kirsty is one of those women, and is now determined to ensure that other women don't have to go through what she did.
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We Are Posi's Co-Founder, Trent Cotchin, recently sat down with our Advocacy and Development Manager, Karen Livingstone, to discuss the crucial importance of funds for WomenCan. They shared insights on how these funds play a vital role in saving women's lives and the role you can take to help contribute to this important cause.
step up for women this month!
WomenCan has teamed up with We Are Posi for September's Gynaecological Awareness Month.
We Are Posi is dedicated to spreading positivity and inspiring meaningful change. Together, we've designed "The Strong and Resilient" a limited-edition sock aimed at raising awareness and funding for vital research.
Purchase a pair now and help support saving the lives of women diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer.
GET INVOLVED
Join the WomenCan community! Learn more about how you can help enable women with gynaecological cancer to live better, longer lives. #TogetherWeAreStronger
Cradle Mountain Trek
Experience the untamed beauty of Tasmania’s National Park. Connect with like-minded individuals from 4-7 November for a meaningful adventure.
GIFT IN WILL
Leave a lasting legacy to benefit women diagnosed with gynaecological cancer long in to the future.
#AdvancingResearchSavingLives
OUR MISSION IS TO
ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY TO FUND RESEARCH WHICH IS DRIVEN BY EVIDENCE OF NEED AND AN AMBITION TO CHANGE PRACTICE, IMPROVE OUTCOMES AND PROVIDE HOPE.
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