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How our Charity Partners are Changing Women’s Lives

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How our Charity Partners are Changing Women’s Lives

We believe in women empowering each other. That’s why one of She Mentors’ guiding principles is to give back. We’re proud to support Aussie charities and Not-For-Profits that are on a mission to make a difference in the lives of women and girls.

Hand-selected by our members, our Charity Partners are vital players that are helping women from diverse backgrounds to find work, access essential services and develop the skills and perspectives that will carry them through life.

As part of our membership offerings, we encourage our members to celebrate their success in the monthly #ShareYourWins initiative in our private Facebook Group. This is a wonderful opportunity for us all to share our stories of achievement and important moments of clarity.

The #ShareYourWins winner each month gets to nominate their favourite Charity Partner and we’ll donate $50 on their behalf. This is just a token from us, a message that we send outwards to all women that when we band together as a community, it can make a real difference in helping other people's lives to flourish, as well as our own.

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Share the Dignity

Share the Dignity is an Australia-wide organisation with the belief that access to period products is a right, not a privilege. When someone is doing it tough, the last thing on their mind should be dealing with their period. By distributing millions of period products, establishing Dignity Vending Machines and education campaigns to end shame and stigma, Share the Dignity makes a real difference to the lives of thousands of women experiencing homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or doing it tough.

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Pretty Foundation

In a world where 38% of four-year-old girls express dissatisfaction with their bodies, the Pretty Foundation is working to help create a world where girls are comfortable in their bodies and can develop the confidence to achieve their goals. With an emphasis on education and awareness-rasing, the Pretty Foundation empowers girls with the perspective, skills and support they need to develop and nurture a positive body-awareness and relationship with themselves.

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Fitted for Work

Fitted for Work is an Australian not-for-profit dedicated to helping women experiencing disadvantage find work and navigate through their working lives with success. Its goal is to provide women with the practical skills, knowledge, self-esteem and know-how so that they can move forward with confidence in the workplace. Inclusivity and empowerment are at the heart of all the Fitted for Work does, and it warmly welcomes anyone who identifies as a female, Gender Diverse and Non-Binary. When a woman is fitted for work, she is fitted for life.

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SisterWorks

SisterWorks' vision is to build an Australia where women with refugee, asylum-seeker or migrant backgrounds can improve their confidence, mental well-being and sense of belonging, and gain access to opportunities to become economically empowered. With training hubs and meeting places based in Richmond, SisterWorks gives women meaningful opportunities to develop pathways of education, employment, entrepreneurship, leadership and social connection. SisterWorks delivers learning opportunities in a safe, friendly and nurturing space in the areas of Support, Design, Cooking, Business, Digital and Pathways.

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Djirra

Primarily run by and for Aboriginal women, Djirra shares and celebrates culture by providing culturally safe and accessible services to Aboriginal people seeking support. It offers a range of services and practical support for women, with a particular focus on assisting Aboriginal people currently or previously experiencing family violence. Djirra is the Woiwurrung word for the reed used by Wurundjeri women for basket weaving. Traditionally, when women gathered to weave, important talks took place and problems were solved. Djirra symbolises Aboriginal women today, still coming together to share stories, support each other and find solutions.

Scored a goal at work in February? The #ShareYourWins post is now live in the private Facebook Group. Drop a comment now and tell us how you're going!

Are you keen to join a thriving community of women who’ll help support your goals? Become a member and get access to the Mentor Hour, our Facebook Group and so much more!

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