Calls for urgent action on waiting lists, more specialist staff and an end to the postcode lottery impacting endometriosis patients across Wales....
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Welsh Government Commits to all-Wales Menopause Pathway
You may have seen Dot Davies’ ITV Wales documentary on Menopause, This Week: Tackling The Menopause Taboo, which followed the results of an ITV...
FTWW Responds to Health Minister’s Comments on Lupus Report
On Wednesday 3rd November, Mark Isherwood MS submitted a plenary question to the Senedd asking "How is the Welsh Government supporting people with...
Making the Case for Better Lupus and Rare Autoimmune Disease Provision for Patients in Wales
FTWW Calls for Better Lupus and Rare Autoimmune Disease Provision for Patients in Wales This Lupus Awareness Month, the patient-led women’s health...
Bloody Brilliant is Launched
We are delighted that ‘Bloody Brilliant’, an online period health resource created by the young people of Wales for the young people of Wales, is...
Endometriosis Care in Wales Event – Follow-up Report
In March, FTWW co-hosted ‘Improving Endometriosis Care in Wales – A Panel Discussion’, in partnership with Endometriosis UK and Fertility Network...
Improving Endometriosis Care in Wales: A Panel Event
[:en]On Wednesday 24 March, as part of Endometriosis Awareness Month, FTWW joined forces with Endometriosis UK and Fertility Network...
Menstrual Wellbeing Education: Bringing back the Amendment to the Education Curriculum Bill
“This is not a Cinderella disease; it is a real ugly sister of disease”, were the strong words from MS Suzy Davies addressing the Senedd yesterday....
Menstrual Wellbeing Education – Education Bill Amendment
The 29th January saw the second stage of the Curriculum and Assessment (Wales) Bill, with the Senedd’s Children, Young People & Education (CYPE)...
Menstrual Wellbeing Education in Wales – The Campaign Continues
On December 15th in the Senedd, Members of our Welsh Parliament debated the new Curriculum & Assessment (Wales) Bill. One third of those in...
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