Leading the charge for health equity
Fair Treatment for the Women of Wales is the only patient-led charity in Wales dedicated to health equality for women, girls and people registered female at birth, supporting and advocating for women in Wales.
Leading the charge for health equity
Fair Treatment for the Women of Wales is the only patient-led charity in Wales dedicated to women’s health equality, supporting and advocating for women in Wales.
Need support with your health?
If you are feeling isolated, unsure of next steps, or struggling to be heard, we might be able to help…
Want to improve healthcare in Wales?
If you are involved in healthcare delivery, research, are a patient or campaigner who wants to know more…
What we do in Wales
Information
We provide information on health-related issues to help people access the right healthcare and challenge unfair treatment. We also collate our members and beneficiaries’ experiences and priorities in reports.
Empowerment
Our growing community of 10,000+ people is inclusive of women, nonbinary, trans, and intersex people. We reduce isolation and provide a safe space for members to share their experiences and their wisdom to help others.
Advocacy
We bring policy makers, service providers and researchers together with patients who are ‘experts by experience’. This ensures female voices are heard and influence positive change in health and public policy, service design and delivery.
Services and training
We deliver talks and presentations on the lived experience of a wide range of physical and mental health conditions to businesses and organisations in Wales
Public involvement and co-production
Would you like to work with us or engage with and learn from our community via focus groups, surveys or similar?
Women's Health Wales
FTWW is co-chair of the #WomensHealthWales Coalition, calling on Welsh Government to prioritise female healthcare
Our campaign areas include...
Menopause
Let’s inform and empower those experiencing menopause! It is #NotJustHotFlushes!
Endometriosis
Endometriosis affects at least one in ten women, girls and people registered female at birth.
Autoimmune
Women are four times more likely to develop autoimmune diseases than men.
News and blogs
North Wales – tell BCUHB’s Women’s Health Clinical Lead about your experiences
We would like to invite you to attend one of our drop-in stakeholder sessions to discuss the Women’s Health Hubs project within BCUHB. The women’s health hubs project is a part of the Women’s Health Plan, which can be accessed here. The project involves establishing a...
Welfare Bill Concessions – FTWW Statement
As a member disabled people's organisation (DPO) of Disability Wales, FTWW supports their statement published today in response to the Welfare Bill concessions (see below). The UK Government must listen to the evidence and testimonies from disabled people and their...
Draft Disabled People’s Rights Plan – Consultation Open
The consultation on Welsh Government’s upcoming Draft Disabled People’s Rights plan is now open. The plan, based on the work of the Disability Rights Taskforce (of which FTWW is a member organisation), sets out a 10-year ambition and the long-term outcomes the Welsh...
Stories from our commmunity
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