On Wednesday 24 September 2025, the SHE Group was honoured to be part of the very first SHE Cup — an inspiring new sporting tradition between Fahan School and St Michael’s Collegiate School. The day saw two spirited football matches played between Year 7/8 and Year 9/10 teams, with Fahan taking out the Year 7/8 […]
Progress Update: SHE Wellness Centre at the Former Theatre Royal Site Exciting progress is underway on the SHE Wellness Centre — our purpose-built hub for holistic cancer support — at the historic former Theatre Royal site on Campbell Street in Hobart. May 2025: SHE received the first tranche of government funding under the formal funding […]
Farewell and Thank You to Ann Jones – Founding Member and Treasurer
On Friday 20 June, over 20 SHE volunteers gathered in Hobart to assemble 80 refreshed SHE Care Packs — ready to be delivered to women across Tasmania recently diagnosed with gynaecological cancers. The packing day brought together passionate community members who responded to a volunteer callout on social media, eager to lend their time and support to […]
Great article in The Age talking about Ovarian Cancer signs and symptoms: In April 2020, soon after lockdowns swept across Australia and with stress levels skyrocketing, Emma’s periods become irregular. “I was like, ‘This is strange, but whatever – it’s probably just stress,’ ” the 28-year-old student says. She attributed her exhaustion to stress, too. Instead […]
Our Chair Scott and beautiful Jo, kicking off “Coffee for a Cause” with Danny from Whisk & Co. Grab your friends and head to Lenah Valley for some good grub and coffee. To donate head to our donation page or click on the donate button on our Facebook page.
S.H.E is so excited to announce that the Tasmania Jack Jumpers’ next home game at MyState Bank Arena on February 28 will be the club’s ‘Teal Game’ supporting S.H.E This article was originally published by the Tasmania Jack Jumpers. You can access it in full here The club will hold a range of fundraising and […]
Learning to be a doctor is an arduous road, where you have to absorb thousands of dry facts. A good case study can make medicine much easier to understand. So in a program coming to UTAS, survivors of ovarian and gynaecological cancers will be presenting their stories to medical students. Helen Gooden is the National […]
S.H.E is delighted to announce our support in funding the delivery of the Survivors Teaching Students Program® led by ANZGOG and the University of Tasmania. This article was originally published by ANZGOG. You can access it here Survivors of ovarian and other gynaecological cancers from across the state are set to bravely share their very […]
Sandy Bay Lions Junior Football Club has done an amazing job supporting our valuable work at SHE in creating awareness of gynaecological cancers.