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The Body Shop Australia is flipping the traditional Santa photo on its head, with the opportunity to snap a photo with the fierce and fabulous Mrs Claus. 

Across three cities, the Mrs Claus activation will feature three of strong and empowering Australian women; comedian, writer and media-powerhouse, Em Rusciano (Melbourne), DJ and influencer, Flex Mami (Sydney), and athlete and female role model, Ali Brigginshaw (Brisbane).

The Body Shop has teamed up with Plan International Australia, a charity for girls equality, to launch its 2020 Youth Activist Series, a 12-month training and leadership program to launch the dreams of Australia's future change-makers.

The Mrs Claus photo costs $10 and will be held on November 29 to December 1 from 11am to 2pm, with all proceeds going to the charity. Bookings can be made through www.thebodyshop.com.au.

Biologi is proud to announce it will be donating 100 per cent of its online store profits from all sales on Monday, November 25 to the Education and Awareness of Domestic Violence against Women.

To support and promote this campaign Biologi will be hosting four women, alongside domestic violence survivor and face of the campaign, Simone O’Brien, who have been affected by domestic violence and abuse, to share and tell their story through a short video. 

One in four women having experienced emotional abuse by a current or former partner since the age of 15. Biologi managing director, Lucy Kuper has experienced domestic violence at the hands of a previous partner, and also joins Simone in this campaign. 

The brand will also be opening up a channel for donations of all amounts through the Biologi website. 

Monday, November 25 marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, highlighting the enormity of Australia’s domestic violence problem. 

Did you know domestic violence effects a startling 1 in 6 Australian women and 1 in 16 Australian men? To help expose this problem, international lifestyle brand Jeunesse Australasia, and its charitable arm, Jeunesse Kids, is bringing attention to the hidden struggles of children affected through a national purpose campaign.

In partnership with not-for-profit charity Friends with Dignity, the initiative is set to launch through the grand reveal of a raw, emotionally moving interactive mural and animation film titled, ‘Sarah’s Story’ on York Street in Sydney’s CBD on November 20, marking the United Nations Universal Children’s Day.

Jeunesse Australasia hopes to raise awareness around these sobering statistics through ‘Sarah’s Story’ - a story based on the real-life events of a 6-year-old child affected by exposure to domestic violence in the home, and her remarkable recovery through the charity’s scholarship program called Little Friends.

Friends with Dignity and Jeunesse Kids are both tackling this challenge in a different way, by providing bursaries to children who have been exposed to violence, giving them hope to continue growing and evolving in their lives. Already, over 186 scholarships have been distributed as part of the Little Kids Scholarship Fund.

To show your support, please donate to the Little Friends Scholarship Program supported by Jeunesse Kids, here.