FTWW Trustee, Willow Holloway, recently featured on UK Health Radio’s Autistic Voices programme, hosted by Evalynne Charmer. Willow told Evalynne...
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ITV Wales News Covers Contraception Delays
There are concerns women are at risk of unwanted pregnancies in some parts of Wales due to “significant” delays within sexual health services, as...
Welsh Women’s Awards – Women Support Group of the Year
We are delighted to tell you that FTWW have won 'Women Support Group of the Year' at the The Welsh Women's Awards! Before we became a registered...
Gender Health Inequality Gets a Red Card in Feminist Scorecard
FTWW was pleased to be amongst a number of charities asked by WEN Wales and Oxfam Cymru to contribute insights to their Feminist Scorecard for 2022....
Welsh Government Publishes its Quality Statement for Women and Girls’ Health
Tuesday, 5th July saw the Welsh Government publish its Quality Statement for Women & Girls' Health which, we’re pleased to say, very much echoes...
Women’s Health Plan for Wales Launched by Third Sector Coalition
A report published by a coalition of charities and health organisations, on International Day of Action for Women’s Health, says women in Wales have...
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...
FTWW Gives Evidence on Women’s Health to Senedd
Thursday March 10th saw representatives of both FTWW and British Heart Foundation Cymru called upon by the Senedd's Health and Social Care Committee...
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