March was one of our busiest Endometriosis Action Months yet! Engagement Officer Dee and Endometriosis UK’s Lizzie were joined by volunteers Rachel...
Health issues
View all articles in this category below…
Endometriosis and The Women & Girls’ Health Plan
March was Endometriosis Action Month, and we were delighted to join forced with our friends at Endometriosis UK to host a virtual event, chaired by...
All Wales Menopause Task & Finish Group Report Published
In February, Welsh Government published an important report on menopause - the 'All-Wales Menopause Task & Finish Group Final Report &...
Virtual Event – Endometriosis and The Women & Girls’ Health Plan
March is Endometriosis Action Month, and we are delighted to invite you to attend a virtual event on Thursday 23rd March from 6.00pm - 7.30pm. The...
Period Proud Launched
"That's one of the reasons why I'm talking about it now, as I don't want anyone else to go through this" - FTWW Volunteer Dee Dickens We are...
FTWW Included in BBC Fertility Coverage
'Desperate women will take desperate measures' when it comes to trying to lose weight in order to be allowed access to fertility treatment, says...
Wales Menopause Network Conference
[:en]Da iawn and diolch to FTWW Menopause champions Lara Morris (left) and Lisa Nicholls for speaking about their patient experiences at the Wales...
ITV Wales This Week: Living In Pain – documentary shines spotlight on Endometriosis crisis in Wales
A number of FTWW volunteers and supporters featured in Alexandra Hartley’s documentary for ITV Wales This Week: Living In Pain, which covered the...
Adenomyosis Awareness Month: Behind the Health Statistic
FTWW Volunteer, Lara, hosts the Women's Health Series of Cardiff University's 'Behind the Health Statistic', and the second episode focuses on...
FTWW’s Volunteers Help to Deliver Training to Wales’s Endometriosis Nurses
Thursday 17th and Friday 18th March proved to be incredibly exciting for FTWW, with 18 of our volunteers participating in a 2-day training event for...
English (UK) 
Cymraeg