Each NOWSIS project closes a specific failure point in Australian women’s healthcare. Pick one to fund, or fund all three. Either way, we’ll show you where your money went.
~$480 / woman
Clinic 66
~$480 / woman
Clinic 66
Every dollar lands directly with one of three project funds. No overheads. No admin skim. Just funding for the women the system has left behind.
The contraceptive implant most commonly prescribed in Australia costs $200 with Medicare. Without it, it’s closer to $480. Women without a Medicare card, women on temporary visas, women whose partners control their finances: they fall through that gap every day.
Protect a Sister funds long-acting reversible contraception (LARCs), implants, IUDs, and the procedures to insert them, at Clinic 66 in Chatswood. Direct funding. No paperwork. No shame.
Sometimes the gap isn’t a category. It’s a Tuesday morning when a
woman needs $300 to make it to her appointment. Or $80 for emergency contraception that the pharmacy won’t dispense without a
script. Or $120 for the bus fare to the hospital.
Help a Sister is direct financial aid for the moments that can’t wait.
Clinician-referred, board-approved, paid within hours. No paperwork on
the woman’s end. No questions she has to answer twice.
Sometimes the gap isn’t a category. It’s a Tuesday morning when a woman needs $300 to make it to her appointment. Or $80 for emergency contraception that the pharmacy won’t dispense without a script. Or $120 for the bus fare to the hospital.
Help a Sister is direct financial aid for the moments that can’t wait. Clinician-referred, board-approved, paid within hours. No paperwork on the woman’s end. No questions she has to answer twice.
Whether you’re a donor, a clinician, or somebody who needs help, here’s where to go next.
One email a month. The fights we’re picking, the women we’re standing with, the numbers we promised you. No spam, no shame.
Healthcare workers can refer patients for any of our three projects. Brief, confidential, processed within 48 hours.
Forward this page to someone who’d give if they knew. Sisters, mums, mates, colleagues. The chain only grows if you pass it on.
