Long-term partner
Multi-year funding can support stable operations, quality assurance and ongoing development of our open resources.
Get in touch ↗PARTNERSHIPS
We have already built digital knowledge resources. Now we invite partners to help maintain, improve and extend their reach.
FOR OURSELVES. AND THOSE WHO COME AFTER US.
Our goal is to help build a society where knowledge about girls' and women's health is taken for granted.
Where children grow up understanding their bodies. Where young people can ask questions and make informed choices. Where women's health is taken seriously in schools, workplaces and healthcare, and where the people around them also have that knowledge.
We are not simply seeking partners to support our work today. We seek partners who share the goal of leaving future generations a society with better access to knowledge, a deeper understanding of their bodies, and better opportunities to care for their health. This is about lasting social change, not only funding digital tools.
See how our mission connects to the roadmapWHY PARTNER WITH US?
Long-term support can strengthen the operations and development of resources that are free for individual users. We welcome partnerships based on clear goals, realistic responsibilities and transparency.
Explore our 2027–2029 roadmapWAYS TO CONTRIBUTE
Multi-year funding can support stable operations, quality assurance and ongoing development of our open resources.
Get in touch ↗Support a clearly defined enhancement, such as accessible educational material or new features for an existing platform.
Get in touch ↗Contribute time-limited professional expertise or services in technology, design, healthcare, law, finance or communication.
Get in touch ↗Organisations can subscribe to the self-service workplace portal annually. Tailored digital solutions can be considered separately. This is a service, not a donation.
Get in touch ↗SHARED EXPECTATIONS
Each agreement can define its scope, contribution, duration, recognition and appropriate reporting. Pricing and funding levels are agreed individually.
Womanhood Initiative retains editorial and professional responsibility for health information. Partners may offer feedback on needs and usability, but do not determine our content or conclusions. We do not claim impact that has not been measured.
GET IN TOUCH
Christine coordinates partnerships. You can share a brief description of your organisation, what you could contribute and which part of the roadmap interests you.
Contact ChristineFor donations and formal agreements, please see our contact team.