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Join us on Wednesday 24th June at 7pm for 'GnRHs and their role in managing endometriosis' a free to attend webinar sess...
15/06/2026

Join us on Wednesday 24th June at 7pm for 'GnRHs and their role in managing endometriosis' a free to attend webinar session.
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We're joined by Consultant Gynaecologist Dr Lucky Saraswat who will explain what Gonadotropin-releasing hormones (GnRHs) are, new developments, and the potential role of GnRHs in the management of endometriosis symptoms.

There will be a Q&A session at the end of this webinar. All webinar sessions are recorded and shared to our website as soon as possible following the live session.⁠ As always, sessions like this are intended to provide information, and are not a substitute for personalised medical advice. Any decisions about your care should always be discussed with your own healthcare team.
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Register now at: https://www.endometriosis-uk.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1147
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12/06/2026

In Parliament this week, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Endometriosis, asked a question to the Minister about the inquiry into endometriosis in the workplace. The Minister has confirmed that they will work closely with the APPG and consider the recommendations in the report.

This means that your responses are more important than ever and there’s still time to have your say. The call for evidence closes on Friday 24th July 2026 at 12pm.

Learn more: https://www.endometriosis-uk.org/call-evidence-endometriosis-appg-launches-inquiry-endometriosis-and-workplace

11/06/2026

We have been in Parliament today for the first oral evidence hearing for the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Inquiry into endometriosis in the workplace. Our Head of Communications and Campaigns Faye shares an update and a huge thank you to all those who attended and bravely shared their stories.

Your stories and experiences help us to ensure we can tell the Government exactly what needs to change. Add your voice by taking the survey and sharing your experiences of endometriosis in the workplace by 24th July 2026.

Learn more: https://www.endometriosis-uk.org/call-evidence-endometriosis-appg-launches-inquiry-endometriosis-and-workplace

10/06/2026

The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on endometriosis has launched an inquiry into endometriosis in the workplace. This is your opportunity to have your say and share your experience of living with endometriosis and how it’s impacted your career.

This could include things like best practice, so if your employer has done something really great to support you, that’s exactly what the APPG wants to hear to inspire other employers to do the same. Or if you’ve had a negative experience, or you’ve had to leave the workplace, or faced challenges in accessing the support you need, this will inspire MPs to understand why they need to make change.

The call for evidence will close on Friday 24th July 2026 and both employees and employers can fill out the survey.

Find the link to the surveys below:

Employees with lived experience - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/L6YRR6J

Employers - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/L67CLCR

Have you got questions about Walk for Endo this July? Swipe to see Walk for Endo FAQs answered. If there’s anything we’v...
09/06/2026

Have you got questions about Walk for Endo this July?

Swipe to see Walk for Endo FAQs answered. If there’s anything we’ve missed, pop your questions in the comments below ⬇️

Will you be joining Walk for Endo this July? Register here: https://www.endometriosis-uk.org/walk-endo-2026 💛


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1. An image of a walk for endo t-shirt on grass with trainers and sunglasses at the top right and endometriosis socks and stickers on the top left of the t-shirt. White text highlighted red reads “Walk for Endo 2026”. Below, red text highlighted yellow reads “FAQs”.
On the next 11 slides, the same image is faded in the background. Text on each slide reads:
2. “What is Walk for Endo? Walk for endo is a fundraising challenge where you walk 9,000+ steps a day throughout July and collect sponsorship.”
3. “Can I start the challenge at any time? We will be encouraging everyone to start their challenge on 1st July and continue throughout the month. However, if you are joining the challenge later or you have missed a few days, you can continue into August or make up the difference with extra steps throughout July.”
4. “What if 9000+ steps a day is too much for me? Don’t worry! If you can’t do your steps one day, why not nominate someone to do them for you and donate. You could get a group together and do a relay with you each taking it in turns to walk on different days. If you need longer to complete your challenge that’s ok too!”
5. “How do I keep track of my steps? Most phones have built in step counters or you can use a fitbit or pedometer to keep a track. If you do have a fitbit, you can link it to your Just Giving page so your supporters can keep track of your progress.”
6. “How do I get my fundraising pack? Your fundraising pack will be automatically sent you one hour after registration. If you haven’t received it please email [email protected]”
7. “How do I set up my JustGiving page? Visit www.justgiving.com/campaign/walkforendo2026 and click ‘start fundraising’. It will take you through step-by-step to set up your own fundraising page.

Continued in the comments…

08/06/2026

Here are 5 ways we can support you 💛

From our local support groups and online support services to our free webinars, we have a variety of support options available for all those affected by endometriosis.

Learn more at endometriosis-uk.org/get-support

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We asked you to share some love to our volunteers if you have been supported by them. Here’s what you had to say 💛 So ma...
05/06/2026

We asked you to share some love to our volunteers if you have been supported by them. Here’s what you had to say 💛
 
So many of you mentioned how you feel seen and heard and no longer feel alone on your endometriosis journey by accessing our volunteer-led support services. From all of us at Endometriosis UK and the community, thank you to each and every one of our incredible volunteers who offer their time to use their lived experience to support others, we couldn’t do it without you.
 
For more information on our support services and how you can access them, please visit the ‘Get Support’ link in our bio.
 

 
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1. A picture of a field of flowers. Text over the image reads: “Words from our community to our volunteers. Volunteer Week 2026.”
2. A picture of a field of flowers with red boxes with quotes from the community to the volunteers and a sticky note stuck on at the bottom right corner that reads: “Thank you“. The red boxes with white text read: “the webchat was just what I needed, it was like a weight had been lifted”, “the volunteer on the helpline was so patient and just gave me the space I needed”, “unbelievable help, thank you so much”, “I cannot express what it means to be heard and around people who get it”, “I’m glad there are people and groups like you or I imagine there’d be a lot of people left in the dark, like me! Really helpful!”, “my support group is my lifeline”.

We are wishing our LGBTQIA+ supporters a Happy Pride Month! 

We are excited to be attending Pride Month events across t...
04/06/2026

We are wishing our LGBTQIA+ supporters a Happy Pride Month! 

We are excited to be attending Pride Month events across the UK to raise awareness of endometriosis and the support we offer for LGBTQIA+ communities. 

This year we will be at:
Cardiff Pride 13th June
Edinburgh Pride 20th June
Sheffield Pride 20th June
London Pride 4th July
Belfast Pride 25th July

You can also request an Endometriosis UK Pride pack to host your own information stand at your own local pride event. 

There’s still time to volunteer with us so learn more at the link in our bio today 💛

Thank you to Clare, Rebecca, Ellen and Lizzie for sharing what motivates them in their role as an Endometriosis UK volun...
03/06/2026

Thank you to Clare, Rebecca, Ellen and Lizzie for sharing what motivates them in their role as an Endometriosis UK volunteer. We are so grateful for the work of our amazing volunteers at Endometriosis UK, we couldn’t do it without each and every one of them 💛

Comment a 💛 to show some love for our incredible volunteers as we celebrate them this week (and every week!)

Did you catch Emma Barnett’s BBC Documentary Fighting Endometriosis’ on Monday? Everyone at Endometriosis UK was incred...
03/06/2026

Did you catch Emma Barnett’s BBC Documentary Fighting Endometriosis’ on Monday?

Everyone at Endometriosis UK was incredibly moved by this documentary - which highlighted some of the issues we have been campaigning on for years: reducing diagnosis times, improving access to treatment, and calling for investment in research.

We’d like to say a huge thank you to and the for producing this film, as well as all the incredible women who took part. The film will no doubt highlight to millions why this must become a Government priority, so nobody is robbed of the future they deserve.

You can watch the documentary on BBC iPlayer. Please be aware that the film does contain scenes that you may find distressing – including topics on fertility and su***de. Our support services are here for you if you need them 💛

Read more at endometriosis-uk.org/news.

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