Fair Treatment for the Women of Wales | Triniaeth Deg i Fenywod Cymru
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Endo March is BACK!
Worldwide EndoMarch is coming to Wales again. Cardiff will be the location for the South Wales event, with the march taking place on Sunday 26th March. We will be marching through the streets of Cardiff with the hope of promoting awareness for endometriosis, and the...
Period Proud Launched
"That's one of the reasons why I'm talking about it now, as I don't want anyone else to go through this" - FTWW Volunteer Dee Dickens We are delighted that the Welsh Government has launched Period Proud, an intersectional plan that FTWW and volunteers - including Dee...
Members of the Senedd Echo FTWW Calls
We were encouraged this month to hear Members of the Senedd echo FTWW’s calls around Women’s Health during recent plenary sessions. On the 18th January, Heledd Fychan MS raised concerns around the gender health gap, lack of investment in female health,...
Welsh Government Publishes Women’s Health ‘Discovery Document’
As part of the Welsh Government’s work on the Women’s Health Plan, officials have released a ‘Discovery’ document, highlighting the work undertaken so far to understand the needs of women in Wales by asking what matters to them. As co-chairs of the Women’s Health...
Rebel Bodies: A guide to the gender health gap revolution
This month saw the release of Sarah Graham’s debut book, Rebel Bodies: A Guide to the Gender Health Gap Revolution - and you can read an exclusive extract in The i Paper! The extract focuses on endometriosis and includes the battle to get diagnosed by our Engagement...
FTWW Included in BBC Fertility Coverage
'Desperate women will take desperate measures' when it comes to trying to lose weight in order to be allowed access to fertility treatment, says Dee, FTWW Engagement Officer. We hear all too often from our members and beyond that those struggling with health...
2021-2022 Annual Impact Report Published
We are delighted to share our 2021-2022 Annual Impact Report with you, providing detailed information about FTWW’s work, achievements, and finances during the 12 months from April 2021 to March 2022. The year saw some fantastic work by our staff and volunteers,...
Rachel is Young Volunteer of The Year
We are so proud of FTWW Volunteer, Rachel Joseph, who has been named ‘Young Volunteer of the Year’ Award at WCVA's Welsh Charity Awards. Rachel does so much for FTWW, and for endometriosis patients across Wales, and we would be lost without her. She picked up her...
Disability History Month – Taskforce representation
16 November – 16 December is Disability History Month, and this year’s theme is Disability, Health and Well Being. The Covid Pandemic has demonstrated across the UK and around the world just how fragile the Rights disabled people have secured for themselves are, and...
Period Proud – Jane Hutt MS thanks FTWW
Heledd Fychan MS led a short debate about enshrining the strategy on period poverty in legislation, like the Scottish Government’s Period Products (Free Provision) Act 2021. The Minister for Social Justice announced a plan for eliminating period poverty and achieving...
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