Our advocacy hub is where we passionately advocate for a world that is equitable, just, and sustainable.

In this space, we shine a spotlight on the pressing issues that define our era, from climate action to quality education and beyond. Each cause represents a beacon of hope, a call to action, and an opportunity for meaningful change.

We believe that by raising awareness, forging partnerships, and mobilizing resources, we can make a profound difference in the lives of individuals and communities worldwide. Explore below to learn more about the issues we care about with a few not-for-profits that are tackling each issue.

  • Climate Action

    Climate change is one of the most urgent challenges facing our planet today. We support initiatives and organizations dedicated to mitigating climate change, promoting sustainable practices, and protecting the environment for future generations.

    Climate Council: Australia's leading climate change communications organization, providing authoritative, expert information to the Australian public.

    Climate Reality Project: A global movement working to catalyze action on climate change through education, advocacy, and community engagement.

  • Mental Health

    Promoting mental health and well-being is essential for overall health and resilience. We support initiatives that raise awareness about mental health, reduce stigma, and ensure access to quality mental health services.

    StrongMinds: provides mental health care to impoverished women living in Africa. It specifically helps treat depression in women by organizing group talk therapy sessions for underprivileged women delivered by community health workers.

    Butterfly Foundation: The national charity for all Australians impacted by eating disorders and body image issues, and for the families, friends, and communities who support them.

  • Women Empowerment

    Addressing the research gap in women's health is crucial for ensuring equitable access to healthcare and improving outcomes for women worldwide.

    Jean Hailes for Women's Health: A national not-for-profit organization providing health information, resources, and clinical care for women across Australia.

    European Institute of Women's Health: A research institute dedicated to promoting women's health and gender equity in health policies and practices across Europe.

Monthly Highlight: KilledWomen

This month, we’d like to highlight the work of Killed Women, a network dedicated to supporting bereaved families of women killed by men and advocating for stronger legal protections. This organisation, founded by grieving mothers Julie Devey and Carole Gould, aims to reform domestic homicide sentencing laws, which often fail to deliver justice.

Their powerful campaign, featuring “Killed Here” plaques on properties where women were murdered, raises awareness of the outdated and discriminatory sentencing practices in the UK. On average, men who kill women in the home receive sentences that are 10 years shorter than those who kill outside the home, a disparity that Killed Women seeks to correct.

As femicide remains a critical global issue, this campaign emphasizes the urgent need to protect women and reform legal systems that devalue women’s lives. Currently, one woman is killed by a man every three days in the UK, often by someone they know. Killed Women continues to advocate for justice, urging the UK government to fulfill its promise of harsher sentences for domestic homicides. Their efforts not only honor the memory of victims but also push for meaningful change, aiming to ensure that future generations of women are better protected.

To make a donation to the work that they do please go here.