Giving is not just about making a donation; it’s about making a difference. 

Your "small change" can make a big change to the lives of many in our community. 

Women’s Health & Wellbeing Services will be holding our annual fundraising drive –

“Small Change for Big Change.”

Sadly, Government funding is ever-decreasing. If Women’s Health & Wellbeing Services wants to continue offering free and low-cost counselling services to women, families, and children who most need it, we need the community's support.

But we don't stop there. To support those waiting for therapeutic counselling sessions, we run group workshops and host an online learning portal, providing tools and strategies to help them during their wait. We are passionate about making every dollar count towards helping people with their mental health, emotional wellbeing, and parenting strategies. 

However, we can't do it alone. We need your help to continue providing our services in person to the Southeast Perth metro area and via phone and online to our rural and remote communities.

Here are some examples of how your donation can help:
·       $15 pays for a single group session for an attendee.
·       $50 pays for the gap for a single counselling session for someone with a concession.
·       $70 covers the gap for someone without a concession.
·       $120 covers a full year of online content, including videos, articles, and tools, to help people cope with their mental health and emotional wellbeing.
·       $500 covers the gap for an entire block of 10 counselling sessions, which can provide someone with the necessary support to manage their mental health challenges.
·       $2000 covers a full term of our Parenting Workshops, which supports and guides new families struggling with their mental health and parenting.
·       $15,000 covers our average ‘financial hardship pool’ for the year.

We appreciate every donation, big or small. We would love it if you made it a recurring donation. If 250 people can commit to donating $5 a month, we will fill our financial hardship pool, and 50 people can access mental health services without finance being a barrier. 

Together, we can make a big difference in the lives of vulnerable and disadvantaged women and families in our community.