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Family planning among migrant women in Australia

Monash University are inviting women born in India, Nepal, Pakistan or Sri Lanka to participate in a PhD research study exploring experiences of accessing contraception and family planning care in Australia.

The study aims to understand women’s opinions on contraception use and their experiences accessing contraception and family planning care through healthcare providers in Australia.

You may be eligible to participate if you:

  • Are a woman aged 18 to 49 years
  • Were born in India, Nepal, Pakistan or Sri Lanka
  • Are currently living in Australia
  • Are proficient in English
  • Have accessed contraception in Australia

Participation involves a confidential, online, 40–60-minute interview over Zoom. All participants are eligible to receive a $20 voucher after completing an interview.

If you have any further questions about the study, please contact: sethini.wickramasinghe@monash.edu.

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