Fair Treatment for the Women of Wales  |  Triniaeth Deg i Fenywod Cymru

What’s going on?

Read FTWW’s latest news and opinion about women’s health equality and beyond below….

To view all events, please visit our calendar here

Everywoman Festival

Everywoman Festival

We were thrilled to be invited to take to the main stage at this year’s Everywoman Festival, with Engagement Officer, Dee, a panellist alongside NHS Wales Women’s Health Clinical Lead, Dr Helen Munro, and Director of the new Wales Women’s Health Research Centre, Professor Jacky Boivin, and Chaired by the Chief Nursing Officer, Sue Tranka.

Volunteers’ Week

Volunteers’ Week

We couldn’t have the reach or impact we do without our amazing volunteers throughout Wales. 
Here are just some of the activities our volunteers have participated in this month:

FTWW Website Officially Launched!

FTWW Website Officially Launched!

Our new website is live! We have chosen today – International Day of Action for Women’s Health – as our official launch day of the new and improved site.

Drawing Out Long-Term Health Issues in Wales

Drawing Out Long-Term Health Issues in Wales

Thanks to funding from the Rosa ‘Voices from the Frontline’ Fund, we were excited to host two ‘arts & wellbeing’ workshops during the last month with FTWW members in south and north Wales.

Welsh Government’s response to the Senedd Health & Social Care Committee’s Inquiry into ‘Supporting People with Chronic Conditions

Welsh Government’s response to the Senedd Health & Social Care Committee’s Inquiry into ‘Supporting People with Chronic Conditions

Welsh Government’s response to the Senedd Health & Social Care Committee’s Inquiry into ‘Supporting People with Chronic Conditions’

FTWW responded in depth to the inquiry, both in writing and as part of oral evidence sessions. We were disappointed that the Welsh Government rejected recommendations for multi-disciplinary ‘one-stop clinics’ for people with multiple conditions and symptoms

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