MoliCare Australia

Triple care in one simple step.

MoliCare® Skin 3in1 Wet Wipes cleanse, protect and care for skin stressed by incontinence. Their pH-balanced, alcohol-free formula contains 3% dimethicone for protection and moisturisation, plus aloe vera and glycerin to help keep skin moisturised.

They’re also 100% plastic-free.

Learn more: https://www.molicare.au/molicare-skin-3in1-wet-wipes/4052199676012?utm_source=social&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=sep

Caring for someone with dementia can be challenging as their needs change. They may need support with everyday tasks, eating and drinking, personal hygiene and using the toilet.

Involving them in daily activities where possible—and approaching personal care calmly and sensitively—can help put them at ease.

Read the full article: https://www.molicare.au/advice-and-support/support-for-family-and-carers/understanding-dementia

21–27 September is Dementia Action Week. This year’s message is simple: it’s time to talk about dementia.

Every conversation can improve understanding, reduce stigma and connect people with support. Let’s help people living with dementia, their families and carers feel safe to speak up—and less alone.

Get involved: https://www.dementia.org.au/get-involved/dementia-action-week

Protection engineered for men.

MoliCare® premium MEN Pads feature discreet, anatomically shaped designs and MoliCare SkinGuard® Absorbent Core Technology for an instant-dry feeling with advanced skin protection.

With odour neutralisation and absorbency options for different levels of bladder weakness, the range offers dependable everyday support.

Explore the range: https://www.molicare.au/products/incontinence/men-products?utm_source=social&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=mens

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.

Prostate cancer is Australia’s most commonly diagnosed cancer, with 1 in 5 Australian men likely to be diagnosed in their lifetime.

Starting a conversation about risk and early detection could make an important difference. Encourage the men in your life to speak with their GP about testing.

Learn more: https://www.prostate.org.au/

“As a Women’s Health Physiotherapist, I very seldom advise my clients to avoid exercise because of incontinence.”

Bladder leaks during exercise are common, but they do not have to mean giving up the movement, sport or activity you enjoy.

In our latest blog, Sarah Percy, Women’s Health Physio and Founder of Female Physio Co, shares practical advice on managing bladder leaks during exercise — including why staying active matters and what support is available.

Read the full blog: https://www.molicare.au/advice-and-support/active-living/managing-bladder-leaks-during-exercise

Get involved and let's help put every dunny on the map for a chance to win a $1,000 voucher!

Learn more: https://www.toiletmap.gov.au/

Peek‑a‑Loo - the Great Dunny Hunt 2026 is back! 👀🚽

The Great Dunny Hunt is on, and we’re calling on people from across the country to help uncover and map public toilets hiding in plain sight across the country.

By adding or updating facilities on the National Public Toilet Map, you’re helping improve access, dignity and independence for millions of people, including those living with incontinence, carers, families, travelers and anyone out and about.

Every update makes a difference. Accurate toilet information helps people plan with confidence and stay connected.

Get hunting and peek a look and you will:
✅ Help make your local area more accessible
✅ Support people living with incontinence
✅ Strengthen a national resource used millions of times each year
✅ Go in the draw to win a $1,000 Discovery Holiday Parks voucher

Start hunting today: 👉 www.toiletmap.gov.au

📸 Found a dunny? Share a picture of your newfound loo on social media using .

Let’s make sure every loo is easy to find, and no one is left searching.

Join Sarah Percy, Women’s Health Physiotherapist and Founder of Female Physio Co., in an informative and practical webinar focused on women’s bladder health.

During this exclusive online session, she will share her clinical expertise and answer your questions in a supportive, judgement-free environment. Whether you’re experiencing symptoms yourself or simply want to learn more, we invite you to register.

Learn more: https://info.hartmann.com.au/understanding-urinary-incontinence-webinar