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Thank You for Supporting the Safety and Wellbeing of Australia's Most Vulnerable Young Women

Your donation will enable us to provide holistic evidence-based support programs to empower under-represented vulnerable young women to achieve independence through mental and financial wellbeing.

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ONE-OFF DONATION

You can easily donate by completing the form opposite.

REGULAR MONTHLY DONATIONS

Why not opt to donate regularly?

As little as $10 a month can make a world of difference. Regular donations give us the certainty we need to plan. A lot of people giving a little on a regular basis can make a world of difference.

All donations $2.00 and over are fully tax-deductible, and a receipt will be automatically sent to you.

DIRECT BANK DEPOSIT

If you’d like to donate via bank transfer, please use the details below. Please email jessica@warriorwoman.org.au if you would like a receipt.

Westpac Bank

The Warrior Woman Foundation

BSB 032123 Account number 450796

Payment reference: Full name

 

2024 summary of key findings

$35
"Empower Her First Steps"

Provide essential resources for young women starting their journey toward independence and confidence.

$350
"Support and Train Her Mentor Match"

Help connect a young woman with a trained mentor who can guide her to achieve her goals.

$100
"Champion Her Education"

Contribute to workshops and programs that equip young women with critical life and career skills.

$800
"Build Her Future"

Contribute to providing a Program Manger to build, support and oversee the welfare of 30 young women.

$264
“Help Her Gain Financial Independence”

Provide a six-week MoneyGirl financial independence program for a vulnerable young woman.

$3000
"Transform Her Journey"

Make a significant impact by funding a comprehensive mentoring and support program for a young woman for the entire program.

WORKPLACE GIVING

Workplace giving allows employees to make regular, pre-tax donations directly from their pay, providing an easy and tax-effective way to support the Warrior Woman Foundation. These contributions help empower young, vulnerable women transitioning from out-of-home care to independent living. The process is simple and flexible, with employees able to donate any amount (minimum $2), and workplaces may match donations to increase their impact.

For more information, contact your HR or payroll team, or reach out to the Foundation at warrior@warriorwoman.org.au.

 

We provide a safe and welcoming space for young women to share, learn, heal and grow. Each young woman is connected with a mentor as well as a network of diverse community-minded women who provide ongoing support and share their life experiences, resources and opportunities:

  • Connection to a safe, stable, and socially inclusive network of female role models to turn to for advice and ongoing support for the duration of the six-month program.
  • Connection to a non-judgmental group of young women who are facing similar challenges.
  • Connection to Kindred Warrior Peers, young women who have experienced challenges in life and have gone on to achieve life success.
  • Weekly one-to-one mentoring sessions with a safe mentor.

We teach young women the life skills they need to succeed in everyday life. Our “teach a young woman to fish” approach gives them support and guidance at every step, knowing that true empowerment comes from them learning to do things for themselves. In particular, we focus on financial literacy and job readiness:

  • Life-skills workshops to build self-reliance.
  • A six-week Financial Literacy program (in partnership with MoneyGirl).
  • A four-week Job Readiness program.
  • Assistance in gaining and retaining meaningful employment.
  • Access to a range of vocational skills scholarships (e.g., Code Like a Girl) and internships.

Many young women experience trauma which negatively impacts their confidence, self-esteem and self-worth. We support and nurture the trauma healing process in safe psycho-educational workshops facilitated by experts. In these sessions, young women learn to engage with self-compassion, and to soften and contain threat-based emotions, such as fear and anxiety, anger, shame and self-criticism.