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.
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 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.
FTWW and our friends at Cardiff University will be hosting two workshops on Drawing Out Long-Term Health Issues.
Open to women and people registered female at birth living or receiving healthcare in Wales, these workshops use step-by-step drawing exercises to help people express and share their thoughts and feelings about their health issues. You can read more about the process here.
As a disabled people’s organisation (DPO) FTWW understands and shares concerns being expressed by many disabled people and our community regarding...
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March is Endometriosis Action Month, and – alongside our friends at Endometriosis UK – we will be hosting two events that focus on the economic and...
We are delighted to be sharing this statement at such an exciting time for women’s health in Wales as a 10-year Plan is launched by the Welsh...
We are very sad to share the news that valued FTWW member, Sam Skelton (pictured), very sadly passed away on 18th July.
[:en] We are delighted that FTWW Menopause Champions, Lisa and Lara, will be participating at Policy Insight Wales Menopause in the Workplace Wales...
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