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….
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ME Voices Wales – have your say!
ME Voices Wales is an exciting new project to bring people together so we can listen to each other and work out ways we can communicate about things that are important to us.
Join FTWW to Illustrate & Raise Awareness of Women’s Health Experiences!
FTWW and our friends at Cardiff University will be hosting two workshops on Drawing Out Long-Term Health Issues.
Open to women and people registered female at birth living or receiving healthcare in Wales, these workshops use step-by-step drawing exercises to help people express and share their thoughts and feelings about their health issues. You can read more about the process here.
FTWW Public Statement on Welfare Reform Proposals, March 2025
As a disabled people’s organisation (DPO) FTWW understands and shares concerns being expressed by many disabled people and our community regarding recent proposals for welfare reform in the UK. FTWW was founded in 2014 because of the additional barriers disabled and...
First Minister commits to establishing specialist endometriosis services for Endometriosis care in Wales
“We recognise the difficulties women face in accessing specialist services for health conditions, particularly surgery for...
Endometriosis: Invite your MS to meet us at The Senedd
March is Endometriosis Action Month, and – alongside our friends at Endometriosis UK – we will be hosting two events that focus on the economic and human costs of living with the condition; as well as the impact on all aspects of life for those living with...
FTWW wins “Most influential small organisation” award
We are absolutely delighted to share that we won the ‘Most influential small organisation’ category at the Welsh Charity Awards, which took place in Cardiff on Monday evening. FTWW colleagues, volunteers and members were represented by Trustees Willow, Karen, Lucy,...
FTWW Statement on the NHS Wales 10-year Women’s Health Plan
We are delighted to be sharing this statement at such an exciting time for women’s health in Wales as a 10-year Plan is launched by the Welsh Government. Those who have followed FTWW over the ten years since our inception will know that we have long sought to raise...
Disability and Employment: Nothing About Us Without Us
by Dee Montague-Coast (FTWW Engagement Officer) Last week, I met with my (at the time of writing, only) work colleague in-person – something so normal to many, however it was the first time I’d seen her in person since November 2019 – over a year before I began...
Getting the most from your medical appointment
Back in June at the second Everywoman Festival, we delivered a workshop called ‘Getting the most from your medical appointment’, in partnership with FTWW’s PMDD Volunteer Champion, Laura Teare-Jones. We wanted to make sure it was made available to all who may need it, so Dee and Laura recently met to record it.
Sam Skelton
We are very sad to share the news that valued FTWW member, Sam Skelton (pictured), very sadly passed away on 18th July.
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