The latest giving cycle has concluded - after a close vote between 4 excellent organisations, Ear Foundation Australia has been voted our partner for Giving Cycle 6! They will receive a $19,000 donation from our 48 givers. Note: Ear Foundation Australia has just rebranded from their previous name "Earbus Foundation", which was the organisation on our shortlist/voting form. They are still transitioning to this branding on their socials/website, so we apologise for any confusi

In January, we concluded Giving cycle 5 with a vote by our giver community, leading to a $15,000 donation to the Rural Doctors’ Foundation to support their flagship program, ‘GPs4Rural Docs’. GPs 4 Rural Docs provides experienced general practitioners to rural and remote regions to care for the physical, mental and overall health of doctors and health workers in the bush. So far, 105 health practitioners have accessed the program, with Treating servicing GPs having travelled

We're stoked to welcome two new faces to the One For Health crew: Melody Ahfock and T'kido (TK) Titasey. Melody is a final-year UQ medical student based in Brisbane. In 2025, she spent the year as President of the Australian Medical Students' Association, a massive role that saw her representing Australia's 20,000 medical students and influencing health policy in forums across the country, including the halls of Parliament House. TK is a junior doctor working in Mt Isa. A Tor

Hi Team! We’re excited to announce the winners of our Giving Cycle 5 donations! Local Legend - Rural Doctors Foundation - $15,000 Global Impact - Fistula Foundation - $4,000 This giving cycle, we trialled a new approach by separating organisations into two shortlists: community-based local partners, and organisations tackling larger global health issues. You can revisit the shortlist here. What Our Funding Will Accomplish Our donation to the Rural Doctors Foundation will

As Giving Cycle 5 comes to a close, we’re excited to share our shortlisted organisations and announce a small change in how we’re giving this cycle. We're giving better, together- with a giver-led evolution! Since One For Health began in 2023, our community of early-career doctors has raised over $70,000 to support organisations tackling health inequity. Giving Cycle 5 marks our largest donation to date , and for the first time, it will include two separate donations - both

Back in July, we made a donation of $14,000 to our Giving Cycle 4 partner, Project Yumi - as chosen by you. This donation funded the delivery of two new ultrasound machines to Angau Memorial Hospital in Lae, Papua New Guinea . Since then, we’ve been eagerly following along as Project Yumi prepared to get everything ready for their journey north. In November, we were thrilled to receive news that the shipment was imminent. A few of our team - Casey, Jack, Liam and Ollie - j

In July, we had the chance to present (virtually!) to the audience of medical students from around Australia attending the AMSA National...

Back in May, we shared a video updating our community on our Giving Cycle 3 donation to Purple House- supporting their amazing remote...

Meet our mate Henry! At One For Health, we’re inspired every day by our incredible giving community— early-career doctors from across...

We’ve reached the end of our 3rd 6-monthly giving cycle, and after shortlisting two incredible charities ( see the post here for more...

We're approaching the end of our 3rd Giving Cycle, where we have raised money from July-December with regular giving from our donors...

Hi legends! We've loved seeing the donations roll in this giving cycle, and it's getting to the time of the year where we put that money...

Our team recently caught up with Dr Matt Young , one of the founders of our most recent Partner Kombi Clinic, to get an update on their...

Greetings Givers! It's been a little while between updates, but fear not, Giving Cycle 2 is here! Our team has been busy in the...

Our givers have raised $8000 since we received our first donation in July Partner applications have closed, and our advisory committee...