In the News
4 Voices is a for-purpose organisation and registered charity with the ACNC.
Network 10 showcases the “Get Gorgeous” Events
It was great to have Network 10 join us at our second "Get Gorgeous" event in Beenleigh this month.
Kelli has been one of our partners for many years now and we are proud of her for being brave enough to share her story.
We love holding these events so that we can help vulnerable women like Kelli feel special by being pampered.
Australian Women’s Weekly March 2023 Article
4 Voices had the pleasure of being featured in the Australian Women’s Weekly for March 2023. Read about he vision behind the organisation and how we made a difference in girls and womens lives.
4 Voices on Sunrise
4 Voices was profiled on the Sunrise program on Channel 7 on 11 January 2023. The segment told of the work we do.
4 Voices TV story ABC
Thanks to the ABC we have been able to tell "Lisa"s story and how 4 Voices can help vulnerable girls and women.
We are only 2 paychecks away from homelessness - ABC Story
Story by Rachel McGhee ABC News ABC.net.au
4 Voices had the privilege to be interviewed by ABC Queensland’s Rachel McGhee. To read the interview click here.
4 Voices Radio interview - giving a voice to women experiencing domestic violence.
Jo was interviewed on by Rebecca Levingston on ABC radio Brisbane on October 28 2021 - hear what she has to say!
Giving a voice to vulnerable Women
Tim Ladhams from Inside Small Business spoke with Jo about why and how 4 Voices aims to help vulnerable women and girls who are seeking social and digital connection and some of the challenges Jo’s faced in achieving that.
‘Everyone needs connection‘: How 4 Voices is helping vulnerable women
Emma Lennon from She Defined speaks with Jo about how 4 Voices is helping to address the unjust hardships facing Australian women through meaningful connection.
“Having spent much of her career in male-dominated industries and experiencing the discrimination, dismissal and abuse women face in these environments firsthand, Westh wanted to create a safe space for women and girls to support one another, build self-esteem, and foster meaningful connection.”
”Women who are told so frequently that they are worthless start to believe it themselves. Women who experience beatings, humiliation, torment, ridicule, and some who escape violence to live in their cars, on the streets, and sometimes with their kids.
“I will work as long as I can to ensure that no other girl or woman gets to the age of 60 before she learns to trust her instincts, to back herself, to find her voice.”
Australia’s Homelessness Crisis
Women over 55 are the fastest-growing cohort of homeless in Australia.
If it's time to meet your Aurora, then the team at 4 Voices would love to help - click here.
If you're keen to support 4 Voices in building a fleet of Auroras so that we can help more women, then please click here.
Logan Ladies’ Luxury
Women doing it tough share their stories
On September 8 around 50 women turned up for 4 Voices’ Logan Ladies’ Luxury pampering event in Slacks Creek to celebrate Women’s Health Week. We had eyebrow threading, facials, makeup, manicures, hand massages, hairdressing and free clothing in addition to barista coffee and food - all for free. Thanks for Logan YFS for partnering with us for this special event.
The pampering events 4 Voices holds give women and girls a much-needed break from the tedium of everyday and serve as a reminder that they have people who care about them. They also help remind women and girls to make their physical and mental health a priority. And who doesn’t love a bit of pampering?
News Feed’s Rod Stephen spoke to some of the attendees.
Here’s what Deb had to say to about the mental health struggles she’s been facing:
And Sharlene, seen here with volunteer, Josie, spoke about her battles with drugs: