Working with us

We work with organisations, businesses and researchers who share our mission to eliminate health inequalities in Wales.

Are you a professional at an organisation or business?

We are always keen to join forces with other organisations, not-for-profits or businesses who want to improve health and public services for women in Wales.

We also offer education and training services to organisations and businesses on a range of women’s health issues including chronic conditions and disability.

If you’d like to collaborate with us, we look forward to hearing from you.

Are you a researcher at an educational institution?

Co-production is a core value of FTWW, which extends to research. We encourage research teams to contact us in the development phase of the project if they would like our involvement.

We can also offer services to support Patient and Public Involvement for your research project.

In order to assess whether a research project meets our requirements and to consider how best we can help, we’ve created a short form that you can access below.

Access research form

Are you a healthcare professional or provider?

We believe that working collaboratively with healthcare professionals and health service providers is key to improving the health and wellbeing of patients in Wales.

We help and support health boards and clinicians to engage with our members and wider stakeholders to learn from their experiences, improve care, and develop accessible and effective services.

If you’d like to find out more about how we can assist and support you, please get in touch.

Find out more about our current work with partners, organisations and researchers:

Collaborations

Research projects

Partners and collaboration news

Women’s Health Plan for Wales Launched by Third Sector Coalition

A report published by a coalition of charities and health organisations, on International Day of Action for Women’s Health, says women in Wales have poorer health outcomes than men and urgent action is needed to ensure they receive equal care and treatment. Leading...

FTWW Writes to the Welsh Government to get Menstrual Wellbeing on the School Curriculum

The new Education Department Bill introduced in July will see schools in Wales prepare for the biggest change in education for generations. The new curriculum replaces traditional academic subjects with six new Areas of Learning Experience (AoLEs). At present,...

FTWW Launches Menopause Campaign

#NotJustHotFlushes! FTWW can't help but get heated over the following: Women make up 52% of the population in Wales - and with more and more of us having children later in life, caring for older relatives, or working for longer as retirement ages rise, the fact that...