With the Senedd elections taking place in under a year, we chose this very special day, International Day of Action for Women’s Health, to launch our Manifesto for the 2026-2030 Senedd term.
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FTWW Website Officially Launched!
Our new website is live! We have chosen today – International Day of Action for Women’s Health – as our official launch day of the new and improved site.
International Day of Action for Women’s Health
Today (May 28th) is International Day of Action for Women’s Health, and this years theme is “In Solidarity We Resist: Our Fight, Our Right!”
Drawing Out Long-Term Health Issues in Wales
Thanks to funding from the Rosa ‘Voices from the Frontline’ Fund, we were excited to host two ‘arts & wellbeing’ workshops during the last month with FTWW members in south and north Wales.
Welsh Government’s response to the Senedd Health & Social Care Committee’s Inquiry into ‘Supporting People with Chronic Conditions
Welsh Government’s response to the Senedd Health & Social Care Committee’s Inquiry into ‘Supporting People with Chronic Conditions’
FTWW responded in depth to the inquiry, both in writing and as part of oral evidence sessions. We were disappointed that the Welsh Government rejected recommendations for multi-disciplinary ‘one-stop clinics’ for people with multiple conditions and symptoms
WEN Wales: Diverse and Equal Representation Toolkit
As a member organisation of WEN Wales’s Diverse5050 Steering Group, FTWW is pleased to have contributed commentary to the Diverse and Equal Representation Toolkit.
CEDAR publishes NHS Wales Lupus Service Evaluation
FTWW and Volunteer Autoimmune Champion, Dalila, is cited in this groundbreaking report which sought to bring together the experiences of both patients living with lupus and the clinicians supporting them.
Welsh Government publishes 10-year Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy.
FTWW contributed in-depth, mentioning women’s health inequities which are referenced in the Strategy (perinatal mental health, menopause, eating disorders, chronic illness – all of which disproportionately impact women) – we were pleased to see a commitment to developing pathways to specialist care.
ME Voices Wales – save the date!
The first online event to explore ways that people affected by ME in can have a louder voice in Wales is scheduled for Tuesday 13 May at 11 am. If you can’t make that, there will be another chance to join in on Friday 16 May at 6pm.
ME Voices Wales – have your say!
ME Voices Wales is an exciting new project to bring people together so we can listen to each other and work out ways we can communicate about things that are important to us.
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