Reena Rana, woman of Indian origin and currently an Australian citizen earned her Master’s in Accounting & Financial Management from La Trobe University in 2009. She has over 5 years of experience in working with NAB, Energy Australia and Origin after she finished her studies. As a dedicated single mother of a four-year-old daughter under personally challenged circumstances, she began to look for women in similar situations and felt the need to connect with them personally. This led to her building a network of women with a few numbers back in 2019 which on Facebook, today is called IWIA – “Indian women in Australia”. It is a growing 12.1k members group formed for, by and from the women in Australia. With an objective to connect with women from different spheres and encourage them to build themselves further and to strengthen them, she started receiving help calls and realised soon that there are many who need support. The group so far has hosted several big events since its inception and a workshop every week with counsellors, doctors, creative artists, and women from different backgrounds to help and guide the others. IWIA, has been appreciated by the Multicultural minister and has proudly helped hundreds so far especially in the times of the pandemic including students morally, emotionally, and financially. Along with pursuing Migration law currently, Reena is passionate to grow this community to an extent where every woman feels safe, supported, and encouraged with any struggle she might be going through and to strengthen them. She feels largely for issues related to dowry, domestic abuse, marriage frauds, mental illness, emotional healing and support.