Medical misogyny has a cost. We're done paying it.

NOWSIS fights where the health system leaves women behind: sexual and reproductive care, homelessness, family violence, and the social determinants of women’s health no one wants to fund.

At Nowsis, we name medical misogyny in plain English, fund the gaps the public system won't, and refuse to be silent on the social determinants of women's health.

The data we can't ignore

What does women's health look like in Australia, 2026?

1 in 6

Australian women over 55 are at risk of homelessness.

Source: AHURI

1 in 4

Women experience violence by an intimate partner.

Source: ABS

XX%

Women report dismissive or delayed medical care.

Source: ABS

The data we can't ignore

Backed by research. Built by volunteers.

Our Scan a Sister project is built in partnership with the University of Melbourne, expanding HPV self-testing access for the women current screening misses: rural, regional, multicultural, and under-resourced.

Built with:

University of Melbourne

Research partner

ACNC Registered

Charity status

Clinic 66

Chatswood, NSW

ABN 88 646 097 994

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The Obvious Questions

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Our Scan a Sister project is built in partnership with the University of Melbourne, expanding HPV self-testing access for the women current screening misses: rural, regional, multicultural, and under-resourced.

Our Scan a Sister project is built in partnership with the University of Melbourne, expanding HPV self-testing access for the women current screening misses: rural, regional, multicultural, and under-resourced.

Our Scan a Sister project is built in partnership with the University of Melbourne, expanding HPV self-testing access for the women current screening misses: rural, regional, multicultural, and under-resourced.

Our Scan a Sister project is built in partnership with the University of Melbourne, expanding HPV self-testing access for the women current screening misses: rural, regional, multicultural, and under-resourced.

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