What the Federal Budget means for women’s reproductive health
The Federal Budget has continued the growing focus on women’s health in Australia - but conversations around egg freezing affordability and fertility access are still being left behind.
PreservHer founder contributes to conversation on fertility and relationships
PreservHer founder Kimberley Caines has been featured in News Corp Australia newspapers, contributing to a national discussion sparked by a story about egg freezing and financial responsibility after a relationship breakdown.
France is offering free egg freezing: Here’s what that means and why it matters
France has begun rolling out a national fertility awareness initiative unlike anything we’ve seen before. Letters are being sent to women turning 29, explaining age-related fertility decline, outlining reproductive options, and offering free egg freezing.
PreservHer in Parliament: Launching a national conversation on egg freezing
Today marks a historic moment for PreservHer - and for Australia’s reproductive future. We officially launched our education and awareness campaign in Parliament, advocating for a future where every woman has access to proactive fertility care, not just those who can afford it.
Australia’s fertility rate has collapsed – it’s time to give women real choices
Australia's fertility rate has fallen to its lowest level on record - just 1.48 births per woman. For years, PreservHer founder Kimberley Caines has warned that if we don't give women real control over their reproductive timelines, this is where we'd end up.
PreservHer takes fertility policy to Parliament House
Today, PreservHer took an important step forward in the national conversation around women’s fertility and reproductive choice. Founder, Kimberley Caines, met with a Senior Policy Adviser at Parliament House in Canberra to discuss one of the most pressing issues facing…
The fertility conversation we’re not having – but should be
No one teaches us about timing when it comes to fertility. We move through life assuming there’s endless space to make these decisions – until one day, we realise the window isn’t as open as we thought. Across the world,…
What I wish I knew before freezing my eggs
When I decided to freeze my eggs, I was only 28. At the time, no one in my circle was even thinking about fertility preservation. I felt like I was stepping into uncharted territory, doing something completely out of step…
It’s time for women to take the lead on their health
Women are brilliant at looking after everyone but themselves. But this week, the spotlight swings firmly back where it belongs – on women’s health. Women’s Health Week, which runs September 1-5, has become Australia’s biggest reminder for women to stop,…
Freezing my eggs in my 20s: Why I chose to preserve my fertility
At 28, I discovered something many women don’t realise until it’s too late – the quality and quantity of my eggs were already declining. I didn’t have a medical condition. This was simply the reality of my biology. Like many…
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