FTWW Fair Treatment for the Women of Wales

FTWW Fair Treatment for the Women of Wales The only patient-led charity in Wales dedicated to achieving health equality for women, girls, and people assigned female at birth.

We Chair the Coalition. Disabled People's Organisation (DPO). Registered charity no. 1191069 This page has been set up to work alongside our closed support group https://www.facebook.com/groups/393110234196590/ . On this page, we aim to post articles about the health services in Wales, pieces discussing gender-based disparities in (global) health care, and updates regarding FTWW

's work. FTWW has been set up to empower women living in Wales who feel like they would benefit from practical advice / help / support dealing with the health-services in their locale, irrespective of the conditions (mental or physical) with which they're suffering. At the moment, FTWW's campaigning is focused on benign gynaecological conditions, such as endometriosis and adenomyosis, menopause, recurrent miscarriage, and menstrual wellbeing education, although that does not preclude the many other conditions with which members are living. Our members report struggling to cope with their issues on a daily basis, whilst simultaneously trying to access good care and treatment, something made difficult both as a consequence of their gender - and their location. On the back of this, a fundamental aim of FTWW is to campaign for change in the way 'unwell' women are perceived and treated by society, the medical profession as a whole - and NHS Wales in particular. If any of this sounds like it might be of help / interest to you, please become a member of FTWW by signing-up via our website www.ftww.co.uk or, if you're female, joining our closed FB support group. If you feel like your health problems are often dismissed as being 'all in your head' or you're infuriated at hearing this sentiment directed at your female friends / relatives, then FTWW is the organisation for you! We're not 'mad', we just want 'even'. :-)

Good afternoon!We are delighted to share details of the following event taking place in Cardiff next week:Advanced Thera...
08/06/2026

Good afternoon!

We are delighted to share details of the following event taking place in Cardiff next week:

Advanced Therapies in Rare Disease: An Introduction for patients, families and care givers, on Thursday 18th June from 9am to 1pm.

This is a public engagement event focused on advanced therapies and rare diseases. The event is being led by the rare diseases nurses and is designed to help people learn more about what advanced therapies are, how they are used in practice and what this may mean for those living with rare diseases.

The Eventbrite link for the event can be found below in the comments. Please also see the attached posters for the event with a QR code for ease of signing up.

This event is for those local to the Cardiff area, the event is free and there is lunch afterwards.

Just a reminder that there's still time to apply for our Communications Coordinator role!
04/06/2026

Just a reminder that there's still time to apply for our Communications Coordinator role!

🚨 We’re Hiring! 🚨

Could YOU be FTWW’s next Communications Coordinator?

• Full-time or 0.8 FTE, home-based role in Wales
• Occasional travel required
• Salary: £30,000 plus £312 per year home working payment
• Funded until September 30th 2027 - with potential for extension!

If you’re passionate about community, advocacy, and making a real difference, we’d love to hear from you

Tag someone who might be interested or share to help us spread the word!

Find out more via the link in the comments!

We're pleased to share this advert for a study at Cardiff University School of Medicine. If you'd like to get involved o...
29/05/2026

We're pleased to share this advert for a study at Cardiff University School of Medicine. If you'd like to get involved or find out more, please follow the instructions on the poster!

📣We’re very excited to publish May’s FTWW newsletter!This month you can find out more about upcoming projects on endomet...
28/05/2026

📣We’re very excited to publish May’s FTWW newsletter!

This month you can find out more about upcoming projects on endometriosis and PMDD, latest developments for PCOS, get involved in research – and apply to join FTWW’s staff team!

To keep up to date with all FTWW’s activities, please subscribe to our monthly bi-lingual newsletter here.
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📣Rydyn ni’n gyffrous iawn o gyhoeddi cylchlythyr FTWW fis Mai!

Y mis hwn cewch ragor o wybodaeth am brosiectau sydd ar y gweill ar endometriosis a PMDD, datblygiadau diweddaraf ar gyfer PCOS, cymryd rhan mewn ymchwil – a gwneud cais i ymuno â thîm staff FTWW!

I gael y wybodaeth ddiweddaraf am holl weithgareddau FTWW, tanysgrifiwch i'n cylchlythyr dwyieithog misol yma.

🚨 We’re Hiring!  🚨Could YOU be FTWW’s next Communications Coordinator?• Full-time or 0.8 FTE, home-based role in Wales• ...
26/05/2026

🚨 We’re Hiring! 🚨

Could YOU be FTWW’s next Communications Coordinator?

• Full-time or 0.8 FTE, home-based role in Wales
• Occasional travel required
• Salary: £30,000 plus £312 per year home working payment
• Funded until September 30th 2027 - with potential for extension!

If you’re passionate about community, advocacy, and making a real difference, we’d love to hear from you

Tag someone who might be interested or share to help us spread the word!

Find out more via the link in the comments!

FTWW welcomes the recently announced change of name of PCOS to PMOS in recognition of it 'not just being about ovarian c...
15/05/2026

FTWW welcomes the recently announced change of name of PCOS to PMOS in recognition of it 'not just being about ovarian cysts' but a complex, long-term condition with multiple symptoms and impacts on health. More than a change of name, this will help to drive awareness, understanding, treatment, and support for the millions of women and people assigned female at birth living with it. Please watch this space!

📣Our latest FTWW Newsletter (April) is out now!In this edition, you will read about:*FTWW’s congratulations - and thanks...
30/04/2026

📣Our latest FTWW Newsletter (April) is out now!

In this edition, you will read about:

*FTWW’s congratulations - and thanks - to the amazing SheUltra Marathon Runners
*A Husting Recap for Making Menstrual Health Matter in Wales
*Celebrating 50 Years of Race Equality First
*ME Voices Being Heard in Wales
*Where to find us in May
*FTWW’s farewell to Dee

Please follow the link in the comments below (or scan the QR code on the poster) to subscribe to our monthly newsletter and keep up to date with our work!

Tonight! There is still time to register - find the link in comments.
22/04/2026

Tonight! There is still time to register - find the link in comments.

21/04/2026

There is still time to register fortomorrow’s ME Voices Wales self-management webinar: Wed 22 April 12.30-1.30pm

ABUHB's Symptom Management service will explain what support they can give people with ME/CFS.

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/mwkvbnp9

Have you registered to vote yet? The deadlines are looming!Register via the link in the comments 🗳️
17/04/2026

Have you registered to vote yet? The deadlines are looming!

Register via the link in the comments 🗳️

A list of the key dates in the run up to the Senedd election on 7 May 2026.

20 April 2026
Deadline for registering to vote.

5pm on 21 April 2026
Deadline for postal vote and postal proxy applications, and for changes to existing postal or proxy votes.

5pm on 28 April 2026
Deadline for applications to vote by proxy.

7 May 2026, 7am to 10pm
Election day. Wales is voting. Make your mark

8 May 2026
Ballots to be counted.

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