Communities & support networks for your healthcare journey
We believe in the power of connecting people, sharing knowledge and providing a source of care that’s there for you, wherevever and whenever you need it. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to be more than just a digital health platform, but a safe space for learning, sharing and support.
Communities & support networks for your healthcare journey
Events
Participate in our online and offline events to connect with other members of the Ease community and experts within Ease's network. Share your experiences, learn from others and join our movement to improve the lives of women.
Panel Discussions
Learn from and engage with experts from Ease’s network through panels
Workshops
Learn, explore and gain valuable insight on health-related matters
Fireside Chats
Meet the Ease community to share stories & experiences
Join us on Facebook
Be part of our online community! Connect with the Ease team as well as other Ease platform members to share experiences, post questions and support one another on our health and wellness journey.
Resources
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Helplines
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AWARE Women’s Helpline | 1800 777 5555 |
Sexual Assault Care Centre | 6779 0282 |
Workplace Harassment & Discrimination Advisory | 6950 9191 |
Mental Health Helpline | 6389 2222 |
Babes Pregnancy Crisis Support | 8111 3535 |
Frequently Asked Questions
With perfect use, the pill is 99% effective. This is much higher than condoms and other forms of birth control. The more regularly you take your pills, the more effective they will be. However, because many people don’t use the pill perfectly (e.g. missing their pill), it can end up being around 91% effective.
When used perfectly, the pill is 99% effective. This is much higher than condoms and other forms of birth control. The more regularly you take your pills, the more effective they will be. However, because many people don’t use the pill perfectly (e.g. missing their pill), it can end up being around 91% effective. This is why we strongly recommend that you do your best to use to take your pill consistently, and in the manner prescribed by your medical provider.
When used perfectly, the pill is 99% effective. This is much higher than condoms and other forms of birth control. The more regularly you take your pills, the more effective they will be. However, because many people don’t use the pill perfectly (e.g. missing their pill), it can end up being around 91% effective. This is why we strongly recommend that you do your best to use to take your pill consistently, and in the manner prescribed by your medical provider.
When used perfectly, the pill is 99% effective. This is much higher than condoms and other forms of birth control. The more regularly you take your pills, the more effective they will be. However, because many people don’t use the pill perfectly (e.g. missing their pill), it can end up being around 91% effective. This is why we strongly recommend that you do your best to use to take your pill consistently, and in the manner prescribed by your medical provider.
When used perfectly, the pill is 99% effective. This is much higher than condoms and other forms of birth control. The more regularly you take your pills, the more effective they will be. However, because many people don’t use the pill perfectly (e.g. missing their pill), it can end up being around 91% effective. This is why we strongly recommend that you do your best to use to take your pill consistently, and in the manner prescribed by your medical provider.
Our Latest Posts
Visit our blog to learn more about a range of topics relating to women’s health, including birth control use, menstrual irregularities, and more.
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