We would like to wish Muslims across Wales and beyond Ramadam Mubarak (a blessed Ramadan). Below are some resources which we hope will signpost information, advice and support, not only for our Muslim community observing Ramadan, but wider networks too – including employers, colleagues, friends, and communities.
FTWW Volunteer and Community Coordinator, Louise, was delighted to be joined by our Volunteer Fibroids Champion, Carina, at the Healthy Lives Community Engagement event at Cardiff City Stadium earlier this month, focused on the ‘health, wellbeing, screening, immunisations and support services’ available in local communities.
As one of the organisations that provided evidence to the Senedd inquiry — and as chair of the Women’s Health Wales Coalition — FTWW remains deeply concerned that women and people registered female at birth (AFAB) in Wales are still being let down by the Welsh Government’s lack of action on gynaecological cancer. Two years on from the Committee’s original recommendations, far too many remain undelivered, leaving unacceptable gaps in care, support, and timely diagnosis.
Roeddem yn falch iawn o fod yn bresennol yn Nigwyddiad grŵp Cymuned Menopos De Cymru - MENOPT: ‘Siapio Dyfodol Cymorth Menopos yng Nghymru’ yn y Senedd. Cafodd y digwyddiad i lansio Platfform Cymuned Menopos De Cymru ei drefnu gan Louise Herzog (Sylfaenydd MENOPT) a'i noddi gan Natasha Asghar AS; mae hwn yn gynllun rhanbarthol newydd i ddarparu cymorth menopos mwy cydgysylltiedig a chynhwysol ar draws gofal iechyd, gweithleoedd a chymunedau.
Long-time followers of FTWW will be aware that perinatal mental health is one of our campaign areas, led by our Champion, Nia, whose own experiences of postpartum psychosis led her to campaign for a unit close to home with Welsh language provision.
Mis Rhagfyr oedd Mis Hanes Anabledd, pan gynhaliwyd nifer o ddigwyddiadau pwysig i ddathlu llwyddiannau pobl anabl ac i gadw’r frwydr dros hawliau pobl anabl ar flaen y gad.
Roeddem yn falch iawn o fod yn bresennol yn lansiad Ymchwil Iechyd Menywod Cymru (WHRW) ar 17 Rhagfyr. I nodi pen-blwydd cyntaf Cynllun Iechyd Menywod nodedig Cymru, cyfarfu'r Prif Weinidog Eluned Morgan a'r Gweinidog Iechyd Meddwl a Llesiant, Sarah Murphy, â staff, ymchwilwyr a'r cymunedau sy'n cydweithio â nhw yn SPARC Prifysgol Caerdydd.
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.
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