Application form – Sally Pang Scholarship

Applications are open until 5pm AEDT on 30 November 2026.

Full eligibility and conditions of scholarship are in Terms and conditions of scholarship (pdf)

Sally Pang-Rippingale was a pioneer for continence health, continence nursing and community nursing, with a life dedicated to service.

Her involvement with Continence Health Australia and its predecessors in their earliest iterations allowed for the advancement of continence nursing, continence health promotion especially within the community.

Passing away in 2024, this scholarship in her name is a small token of appreciation to the work she has done for continence health in NSW.

First name

Last name

Contact details

Address line 1

Address line 2

Suburb

State/territory

Postal code

Email address

Preferred phone number

Are you a member with Continence Health Australia

YesNo

Qualifications

Current occupation

Current employer

Number of hours worked per week in continence

How is this scholarship relevant to your practice ie. how does your practice involve continence care?

Approximately 100-200 words

Identify the challenges to continence health promotion you have experienced through your patients and clients or in the wider community.

Approximately 200 words

Sally Pang-Rippingale was a pioneer in continence nursing in NSW. Her leadership, vision and engagement with the community helped closed gaps at a time where continence health promotion barely existed. With reference to these themes, please outline how this scholarship will directly benefit your career in continence management and care and how you will use your learning to enhance continence management and care in the community.

Approximately 300-500 words

Please attach your professional registration certificate

Screenshot from AHPRA Register is sufficient

To the best of my knowledge the information I have provided is true and correct. I have read the Guidelines for Applicants and agree to abide by the conditions for successful applicants. I understand that scholarships are allocated at the discretion of the selection panel and that the decision of the panel is final.

YesNo