Recovery is hard, human work. A pack won’t do that work — but it can say, clearly, that someone is thought of. We want one at every centre, for every woman arriving, staying, and leaving.
One of five centres reached
Recovery in Australia is common, and it is long work. The numbers show how many people are in it, and how much room there is for a small gesture at the right moment.
Source: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, Alcohol and other drug treatment services in Australia 2023–24.
Behind every one of those numbers is a person. Ours had a name.
Every pack we send carries the small comforts I wished someone had handed Klaire, and every centre that joins widens that circle of care.
Thank you for being part of it.
Recovery isn’t one moment, so a pack shouldn’t be one thing. Each one is made for a different stretch of the same journey.
Sunscreen, Pilates socks, an eye mask, watercolour paints and breathing cards — the plain comforts of the first hard days.
See what’s insideA journal and pen, cosy socks, a chocolate square, a pebble to paint and reflection prompt cards — small, steadying things for the middle.
See what’s insideA beanie, peppermint tea, a seed pack, a handmade pottery piece and a local resources card — something made, and something to carry forward.
See what’s insideOne moment, one journey, one centre, then the whole of Sydney.
A single well-timed moment for one woman.
All three packs, from arrival to leaving.
For everyone who comes through.
Every women’s and children’s recovery centre, supplied.
Our 2027 target is about $27,000 a year — five centres, fully supplied. We publish every dollar raised and spent on our transparency page.