The Midlife
Foundation
Strategy

Strategic plan 2027 to 2029.

Three years to prove our model, publish the evidence and grow it nationally.

Our goals

What we aim to achieve from 2027 to 2029, at two levels of funding.

GoalBase level, about A$250,000 a yearGrowth level, rising to about A$750,000 a year
Women educated2,0003,500
Fully funded programme places170350
Regional practitioners trained35, including 10 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Health Practitioners60, including 18 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Health Practitioners
Places to regional, low income or disability eligible womenAt least 60%At least 60%
EvidenceTwo impact reports and an evaluation with ethics approvalTwo impact reports and an independent university evaluation
SustainabilityDeductible gift recipient status and six months of reservesMulti year funding from at least three major funders

We also aim to contribute evidence to national action on the Senate menopause inquiry recommendations.

Milestones

WhenMilestone
Late 2026Company and charity registration. Independent founding board appointed.
Early 2027Deductible gift recipient endorsement. Community partner agreement signed. Ethics approval for evaluation.
April to June 2027Scholarship round. First workshops and funded places open.
2028First impact report and financial statements published. Second cohort.
2029Independent evaluation. Plan for national scale.

Figures are cumulative targets for 2027 to 2029 and depend on funding. Year one targets are on our impact page.