Partner with us
Because rare does not mean insignificant.
MRKH Australia is a volunteer-led registered charity supporting people living with MRKH, their families and the healthcare professionals who care for them. Our partners help make sure no one has to navigate MRKH alone.
Why partnership matters
MRKH is a congenital condition affecting around 1 in 5,000 women and people assigned female at birth. It is often identified during adolescence, at a time when many people are still learning who they are and imagining the future ahead of them.
Questions about identity, intimacy, fertility, relationships and future pathways to parenthood can feel deeply personal, complex and difficult to share. For many, diagnosis is the beginning of an isolating experience.
MRKH Australia exists to change that. Since 2020, we have created welcoming spaces where people can find trusted information, connect with others who understand and feel supported without having to explain every part of their story.
We receive no ongoing government funding. Values-aligned partners are central to how we create support, education and connection.
Our impact at a glance
MRKH is rare. The community response to connection, trusted education and shared experience is anything but small.
660+ registrations for MRKH ONE, our 24-hour global event
40 countries represented
35+ international speakers
25,867 minutes of support delivered in one 24-hour global event
29,114 Instagram views in the seven days before the event
87 in-person conference delegates
These figures show what becomes possible when people are given a place to belong, and that partner investment can be translated into tangible, reportable community impact.
Where your partnership can make a difference
We build partnerships around shared priorities. Your organisation can support one area of work or create a broader relationship that drives change across the year.
Community connection
Peer support, including the MRKH Hour, local communities and gatherings that reduce isolation and strengthen belonging.
Education
Trusted, evidence-informed resources for people affected by MRKH, their loved ones and healthcare professionals.
Healthcare professional engagement
Training and collaboration that improve knowledge, confidence and compassionate care.
Awareness and advocacy
Initiatives that bring MRKH into broader conversations about women's health, rare disease and inclusive healthcare.
Community resources
Practical, accessible information people can return to at every stage of their journey, including our Resource Hub.
Events and experiences
Our national conference and community events that bring people with MRKH, families, professionals and advocates together.
Partnership pathways
We are not interested in generic logo placement. We build clear relationships around shared priorities, transparent recognition and measurable community benefit.
National partner
A strategic annual relationship across priority initiatives, with agreed impact goals and reporting.
Program partner
Support a defined focus, such as education, community connection, access, resources or healthcare professional engagement.
Conference partner
Make our annual national conference more inclusive through access, travel, wellbeing, education or event delivery.
Community partner
Help remove the practical barriers that can keep people from connection, including tickets, travel and accessibility.
In-kind partner
Contribute products, services, professional expertise, venue, printing, catering, technology or wellbeing resources.
What partners can receive
Agreed, authentic brand recognition
Employee education or engagement opportunities
Participation in appropriate community or professional initiatives
Impact reporting against agreed outputs and outcomes
Opportunities to contribute expertise where it benefits the community
A genuine relationship with a specialist national health charity
Investment level, recognition, responsibilities, benefit boundaries and reporting are all agreed before a partnership begins.
Community trust comes first
We are selective about the organisations we partner with. The best partnerships are authentic, respectful, collaborative and centred on measurable community benefit.
Every partnership is guided by these principles:
Our educational and community content remains independent. Partners support our work but do not direct it.
Partnership does not imply clinical endorsement of any product, service or treatment.
The needs and voices of our community stay at the centre of every decision.
We are transparent about who supports us and how.
Start a partnership conversation
Let's identify where your organisation can create measurable impact for the MRKH community.
Request our 2026–27 Partnership Prospectus or tell us a little about your organisation, and a member of our team will be in touch. You can also email us at info@mrkhaustralia.org.
Not ready for a partnership? You can still make a difference. Donate to support our community.