Encouraging People To
Love Life. Support Women. Change Culture.
Get Involved
There are many practical ways to give Emily a voice. Sponsor an unborn child, attend or hold an event, volunteer, donate or tell your friends about the work of Emily’s Voice.
Real Stories
Be inspired and moved by the real stories of mums, dads and their children who star in our advertising campaigns.
Motivated By Love
Emily’s Voice seeks to change culture through a relentless, truthful and yet sensitive and hopeful national media campaign that inspires Australians to love them both. We are motivated by love to speak for the unborn and support women and families facing an unplanned or crisis pregnancy.
There Is
Real Impact
Supporters
People Reached
Attitudes Changed
*Tasmania and Toowoomba figures. Excludes Newcastle, Maryborough and WA (still to be surveyed).
You Can
Get Involved
Here is your starting point, the beginning of a journey joining with others like you who want to show love for the unborn, support for women and to change culture. Let us keep you updated with the work of Emily’s Voice and give you opportunities to be a culture changer as we build an unstoppable movement for life.
Donate To Life
Give Emily a voice by investing in unborn children and their mothers.
Attend An Event
You’re invited! Find out what’s happening near you.
Raise Funds
Put your skills and connections to good use and host your own fundraising event. Here are a few ideas…
Volunteer
We’re always on the lookout for more helpers. We’d love to hear from you.
From
Our Blog
He “survived the knitting needles” to pursue a successful acting career
“I survived the knitting needles.” This is the shocking proclamation of French film star Gerard Depardieu who shares that he was unwanted by his parents in his new book Innocent. The 68-year-old has acted in 170 films and is best known for his roles in Cyrano de...
Calling all WA people: help end late term abortion
Earlier this month it was revealed that 27 West Australian babies who survived abortions over a 17-year period were left to die without any medical care*. Twenty-one of the babies were 20 weeks gestation or more. Replying on behalf of Health Minister Roger Cook,...
Tasmania recognises pregnancy and infant loss
The Tasmanian government has thrown its support behind an official day recognising lives lost within the womb and during infancy. Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day is recognised on October 15, and this year Tasmania has joined New South Wales and Western...
Real Support
Are you facing an unplanned or crisis pregnancy? Know someone who is? You don’t have to travel alone. We know just the right people to talk to and just the kind of information you’ll find useful.