Find your
village.

We started this because we noticed something: becoming mothers gave us mum friends, playgroups, a village of sorts — but it stopped there. Women without kids? Harder to connect with. Older women, holding decades of wisdom? Often on the outside. And our kids don't get the chance to see women together in their power, creating, resting, being present and conscious in what our bodies and minds need.

We wanted to change this.

We want every woman to have a community she can lean on through every season of life—the celebrations, the challenges, and everything in between. When women build genuine, supportive friendships, the benefits extend far beyond companionship. Meaningful connections are linked to better mental health, greater resilience, improved physical wellbeing, and a stronger sense of belonging.

Our vision is to create a community built on true sisterhood—where women champion one another instead of being in competition. We want to move beyond the divisions that so often pit women against each other: mothers versus child-free women, stay-at-home mums versus working mums, younger women versus older women and countless other labels that suggest there's only one "right" way to live.

We believe there isn't one path to a meaningful life—there are many. Every woman deserves the freedom to choose the path that is right for her and to be supported, celebrated, and held by other women, regardless of that choice.

Hi, I'm Gim 👋

I'm a mum to a three-year-old, a lawyer by day, and — most days — a work in progress.

For years I was a people pleaser. Good at showing up for everyone else, less good at knowing who I was underneath. Becoming a mum cracked something open. It made me want to find my way back to myself — through play, rest, creativity and tapping into my intuition. It made me realise we aren't meant to do it alone and it's okay to be vulnerable and ask for help.

I help run a community nature playgroup with a group of local mums who inspire and support me more than they probably know. The ritual of meeting up weekly in a relaxed environment has helped me form relationships that are meaningful and deep.

Watching the neighbourhood kids play, I started noticing how much children already know about presence, joy and being unapologetically themselves. That's wisdom, not just childhood.

I've also been lucky enough to have my own village close by — my mum, mum in law, sister, aunty, grandma, close friends — all within reach. Not everyone has that. And I don't think women should miss out on that pivotal multigenerational support and connection that you can always count on.

That's why my sister and I created Matriarchy. Because our neighbourhood children have so much to teach us, maidens and mums are carrying the load and local older women hold decades of wisdom but are increasingly becoming isolated. Connection shouldn't be determined by life stages.

We want every woman to have a local Matriarchy she can lean on and support through every season of her life.