ACCF is Australia’s leading cervical cancer charity. 

Since 2007, the Australian Cervical Cancer Foundation (ACCF) is the only consumer-focused cancer charity in Australia dedicated exclusively to prevent cervical cancer and to support all individuals impacted by a cancer in cervix and cervical abnormalities. They create community awareness and education on HPV, cervical health, and cervical cancer to improve health outcomes for women and people with a cervix.

“It is with great pleasure that I join the ACCF team. I have been passionate about women’s health for many years and in particular raising awareness and reducing the rates of cervical cancer. I myself had CIN 3 dysplasia before the birth of my daughter. It was scary but I was incredibly well cared for. With the great screening and prevention programs here in Australia, we can make a huge impact on the disease, simply by empowering women with knowledge. I love that ACCF also targets countries who don’t have the same programs we have, investing time and resources into reducing the global problem of cervical cancer.” - Jana

The Australian Gynaecological Cancer Foundation (AGCF) is a national not-for-profit organisation that focuses on funding laboratory research into all 8 gynae cancers. 

In fact, they’re the only organisation that focuses on all 8 gynae cancers.  Why?  Because they want to look after all our lady parts.

It’s estimated that a female has a 1 in 23 risk of developing a gynae cancer by the age of 85.  What’s more, 31% of women diagnosed with a gynae cancer will not survive more than 5 years.  These statistics are staggering and they are here to do something about it.

The AGCF provides research grants to Australia’s best and brightest medical brains, so they can find new ways to screen, treat, and conquer gynae cancers. Just as important, they work together with other cancer organisations, to make sure women are armed with ample knowledge and information.

They have a strong team behind them, all working toward a common goal.

Together, they are giving women hope.

The Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (FARE) is a not-for-profit organisation with a vision for an Australia free from alcohol harms – where communities are healthy and well, and where laws, policies and programs are fair, equitable and just.  

Jana joined Fare as an ambassador for their Every Moment Matters campaign.

Developed by the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (FARE) and endorsed and funded by the Australian Government, Every Moment Matters is Australia’s first, nation-wide public awareness campaign to raise awareness of the risk of alcohol use during pregnancy. 

“I’m hoping we can start more conversations about supporting alcohol-free pregnancies, and promote evidence-based strategies to ensure breastmilk that is fed to babies is alcohol-free too.” - Jana 

The Royal Hospital for Women (RHW) in Randwick is a distinguished healthcare institution with a strong focus on women's well-being.

Affiliated with esteemed academic institutions like UNSW and Sydney University, RHW offers a wide spectrum of services, including maternity, neonatal care, and gynaecology.

RHW is a Level 6 service for maternity and neonatal services. Level 6 facilities provide the ‘highest’ and most complex level of care. They act as peak referral services and provide state-wide specialist services and leadership within the tiered perinatal networks.

RHW's services cover 'high-risk' pregnancies, new-born care, gynaecological disorders, cancer treatment, and more. The hospital is committed to education, research, and excellence, and it operates as a major referral centre in New South Wales. It's a hub of innovation and expertise in women's health, ensuring comprehensive care for women and their families.