Women Health

Stories We Carry community scarf, hand-illustrated with floral line art
Stories We Carry

Women’s Health Week

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Raising Funds For
Partner organisation logo National Breast Cancer Foundation Partner organisation logo Partner organisation logo

Every woman’s story deserves to be seen.

Hundreds of women shared the colours, symbols, words, artwork and stories that represented their experiences of women’s health. Hundreds of women contributed.

Those contributions have now been thoughtfully woven together into one final design.

This is the Women’s Health Week scarf.

The finished Women’s Health Week scarf
About the Initiative

What is Stories We Carry?

Stories We Carry is Impact Found Here’s national community co-design initiative.

Each project invites a community to contribute artwork, symbols, colours, words and messages of hope that are thoughtfully woven into one collaborative scarf.

Every collection becomes a lasting reminder that no one walks their journey alone and every scarf tells the story of the people who helped create it.

Wear what matters.

The finished scarf is more than something beautiful to wear. It’s a way to carry a story, start a conversation or show another woman that what she’s experiencing matters.

100% of proceeds help fundraise and create impact for organisations supporting women’s health.

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Every purchase gives back

National Breast Cancer Foundation

Supporting world-class breast cancer research.

ANZGOG | WomenCan

Supporting research and better outcomes for women affected by gynaecological cancers.

TABOO

Working to address period poverty and menstrual inequity.

Continence Health Australia

Supporting Australians with bladder and bowel health through trusted information, education, advocacy and access to continence support.

The story behind the scarf

Stories We Carry is Impact Found Here’s community co-design initiative, transforming lived experience into beautiful objects that carry meaning.

We invite communities to contribute stories, artwork, colours, words and symbols. Those contributions are brought together into a collaborative design that can be worn, carried and shared.

Created for Women’s Health Week 2026

7–11 September

This limited-edition scarf celebrates the many different experiences of women’s health while raising funds and awareness for organisations working to improve women’s lives.

Wear What Matters.

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