As the year draws to a close, we’re excited to share our Annual Impact Report, covering the 2024–2025 financial year! It’s been an incredible year for FTWW and for women’s health in Wales. From helping to launch the NHS Wales Women’s Health Plan (above) to expanding our team and winning Most Influential Small Organisation at the Welsh Charity Awards
We’re delighted to welcome our new Volunteer and Community Coordinator, Louise Kalicinski, to our team! Louise is based in South Wales and joins FTWW from a background of working with children and families from diverse communities.
Mae'r GMC yn gwahodd cleifion a'r cyhoedd i rannu eu barn ar ddau ganllaw pwysig ar gyfer meddygon, cymdeithion meddygol a chymdeithion anesthesia, canllawiau sy'n eu helpu i fynegi pryderon am ddiogelwch cleifion ac yn helpu arweinwyr a rheolwyr i wella'r gwasanaeth a ddarperir i gleifion.
Our friends at Verity (PCOS UK) and Cardiff University led a James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership to identify the Top 10 PCOS Research Priorities, and FTWW was delighted to be a member organisation of the steering group. The Top 10 have now been announced.
Mae adroddiad newydd wedi canfod bod gofal menopos yn dal i fethu bodloni anghenion rhai o'r bobl sydd fwyaf ar gyrion cymdeithas. Fe wnaeth y Grŵp Seneddol Hollbleidiol (APPG) ar y menopos gasglu tystiolaeth hollbwysig a oedd yn tynnu sylw at y rhwystrau sy'n wynebu menywod a phobl o gymunedau sydd ar y cyrion - a'r hyn sydd angen ei newid er mwyn i bawb allu cael gafael ar gymorth pan fydd ei angen arnynt.
FTWW was pleased to contribute insights to the Cross Party Group on Human Rights’ new report: Progress on Human Rights in Wales. Published on 12th November, the report examines how far the Welsh Government has progressed in strengthening human rights – and what more needs to be done.
The Health Collective is an initiative led by Wellbeing of Women, made up of healthcare professionals and grassroots organisations working in the women’s health space, with the aim to improve healthcare for marginalised women and people registered female at birth. FTWW’s Dee was delighted to attend this year’s annual meeting in London on 12th November.
Roedd Debbie ac Isabel o FTWW yn falch o gael rhoi cyflwyniad gerbron Fforwm Darparwyr Gwasanaethau Bae'r Gorllewin, sy'n cynnwys awdurdodau lleol yn Abertawe a Chastell-nedd Port Talbot, i rannu tystiolaeth am y cysylltiad rhwng hormonau, iechyd meddwl, a'r risg bosibl o hunan-niweidio a defnyddio sylweddau, er mwyn i wasanaethau allu bod yn fwy ymwybodol a gallu adnabod pryd y gallai menywod a phobl a ddynodwyd yn fenywod ar eu genedigaeth fod mewn mwy o berygl, fel yn ystod y glasoed, ar ôl rhoi genedigaeth, ac yn ystod y peri-menopos.
FTWW’s Debbie and Isabel were pleased to be able to present to the All-Wales Clinical Supervisors for Midwives Network on 30th October, on the need for maternity services and care to understand and accommodate the needs of those who are living with long-term health conditions, are disabled, or neurodivergent.
Roeddem yn falch iawn o gael ein gwahodd i Gynhadledd Flynyddol Cymru Coleg Brenhinol yr Obstetryddion a'r Gynaecolegwyr (RCOG) gyda thua 100 o obstetryddion a gynaecolegwyr ledled Cymru ar 7 Tachwedd, i wneud cyflwyniad ochr yn ochr â Dr Robyn Jackowich a Rachel Joseph o Brifysgol Caerdydd ar brosiectau a gweithgareddau sy'n berthnasol i ddarparu gwasanaethau gynaecoleg yng Nghymru.
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