Startup · $3.9m raised
Melbourne, VIC
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round MoreGoodDays raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Alice Anderson Fund | Seed | - |
| Blackbird Ventures | Seed | - |
| Department of Industry, Science and Resources (DISR) | Grant | - |
| Giant Leap | Seed | - |
| Side Stage Ventures | Seed | - |
| Snow Foundation | Seed | - |
Companies MoreGoodDays acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Neala Fulia | Founder | Blackbird Ventures (Thu 27 Feb 2025), Missing Perspectives, Blackbird Ventures (Fri 28 Jul 2023) |
| Helena Ngo | Co-founder and CMO (former) | Blackbird Ventures, SmartCompany |
| Neala 'Nel' Fulia | CEO | Forbes Australia, SmartCompany |
Stories naming MoreGoodDays. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
ANDHealth+ selected five Australian digital and connected health companies to receive tranched, milestone-based non-dilutive funding across two stages totalling up to $9 million.
Founders backed by LaunchVic's Alice Anderson Fund fear the fund may not survive the Victorian government's confirmed merger of LaunchVic with Breakthrough Victoria; the piece recalls raises by Elita, MoreGoodDays and TalkiPlay.
Victorian women-led startup founders warn a government restructure merging LaunchVic with Breakthrough Victoria could end the Alice Anderson Fund's backing, recalling raises by Elita, MoreGoodDays and TalkiPlay.
An annual analysis of Victoria's startup funding landscape, reporting 2024 venture investment of $748 million over 130 deals, sector trends, gender milestones, and LaunchVic's ecosystem support.
Three founder mothers, behind Sunroom, Sense of Self and More Good Days, describe balancing startups with parenting; More Good Days' Neala Fulia recalls her first raise overshooting expectations, with Blackbird backing.
Feature on three founder-mothers — Berwick, Battersby and Fulia — balancing startups and babies; Fulia's first round closed a million dollars above plan, with Blackbird among her investors.
ANDHealth and LaunchVic announced the 2024 ACTIVATE accelerator cohort, selecting fifteen Victorian digital health startups for a six-month program focused on commercialisation and investment readiness.
Round 3 of the Boosting Female Founders Initiative has granted $11.6 million across 34 women-led startups; the article lists each recipient, its project and its grant amount.
Round three of a federal grant program backs 34 women-led startups, with individual awards listed from $133,740 to $480,000 drawn from an $11.6 million pool run by DISR.
Three Australian companies — Fleet Space Technologies, MoreGoodDays and Syneta — feature on Forbes Asia's 100 to Watch list; the piece profiles each business, its backers and recent raises.
Founder-backed syndicate Side Stage Ventures has become a $15 million seed fund, with LocalGlobe and several founders as limited partners, three startups already backed, and portfolio company Joyn acquiring event firm Arinex.
SmartCompany reports Side Stage Ventures has completed a $15 million first close of its debut fund, backed by founders of Airtasker, Linktree and Go1 plus LocalGlobe, targeting $30 million and already backing early startups.
Blackbird commits its Giants community to 60% female or non-binary founding teams, opens the next cohort's applications on July 31, and recalls backing Giants alumni More Good Days, Sauce and Cotiss.
Blackbird's interview with MoreGoodDays co-founder Helena Ngo covers her corporate brand career, meeting co-founder Neala Fulia in Startmate's 2021 Founder Fellowship, and how the chronic-pain healthtech startup wins customers.
A weekly roundup reporting six Australian startups that raised a combined $19 million, including Quasar, Nexl, MoreGoodDays, DAS and Our Cow, plus Our Cow's earlier acquisition of delivery startup Voly.
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