Geneva Healthcare Proudly Sponsors Girls’ Flight Out

At Geneva Healthcare, care has always meant more than providing services, it means standing alongside communities, listening to their stories, and advocating for accessible support wherever it’s needed. That’s why we’re incredibly proud to sponsor Girls’ Flight Out, a moving short film that captures the strength, humour, and heart of wāhine from the Chatham Islands as they travel to the mainland for vital breast screening services.

For women in Rēkohu / the Chatham Islands, something as essential as a mammogram isn’t just a quick visit nearby, it requires careful planning, a flight, time away from home, and the support of one another. The film follows these journeys, showing how shared experiences build connection, courage, and sisterhood.

This story reflects why equitable access to healthcare matters so much. Geography should never be a barrier to life-saving screening, yet for many rural and remote communities across Aotearoa, it still is. By supporting this film, we’re helping shine a light on those realities while celebrating the resilience and spirit of the women who face them.

Girls’ Flight Out isn’t just about appointments and flights, it’s about connection, courage, dignity, and the strength that comes from walking alongside others. It reminds us that behind every healthcare journey is a person, a whānau, and a community.

We’re honoured to play a part in bringing this story to life. Supporting Girls’ Flight Out aligns with our commitment to accessible, compassionate care across Aotearoa, and we’re proud to stand behind the incredible women whose journey this film celebrates.

Watch the trailer now and keep an eye out for the full film release coming soon!