College of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare

College of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare We believe that access to quality sexual and reproductive healthcare is a fundamental right.

College of Sexual and Reproductive Health (CoSRH) - Previously FSRH
We are the largest UK professional membership organisation working at the heart of sexual and reproductive health, supporting healthcare professionals to deliver high quality care. This is why we are working together with our members and partners to shape better sexual and reproductive health for all.

🕯️ GLOW 2026 is open for abstract submissions and registration!Abstract submissions are now open for the Global Women's ...
27/04/2026

🕯️ GLOW 2026 is open for abstract submissions and registration!

Abstract submissions are now open for the Global Women's Research Society's GLOW 2026 Conference - Power - taking place 15-16 October 2026 in London, co-hosted by UCL and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, U. of London.

Submissions across maternal, newborn, child and reproductive health, including inequity, health financing, digital health, policy, clinical practice, data science, and community advocacy are well welcomed.

📄 Submit your abstract by 30 April 2026: https://lnkd.in/eMQ_9awt

🎟️ Register now - early bird rates close 30 June 2026: https://lnkd.in/epBy6XkZ

Please submit any questions to: [email protected]

23/04/2026

The Government’s refreshed Women’s Health Strategy for England shows what sustained, evidence‑led advocacy driven by the CoSRH Hatfield Vision can achieve.

Our CoSRH top takeaways set out the progress secured across sexual and reproductive healthcare, from recognising contraception as a lifelong health need, improved access to LARC, to action on pain during gynaecological procedures.

But there remains a critical gap. Post‑pregnancy contraception is still being delayed, leaving women waiting.

Progress is possible, but the next phase matters. We’re committed to shaping the upcoming SRH Framework, its timelines and its impact.

Read our summary: 🔗 https://cosrh.org/Public/Public/News/Articles/womens-health-strategy-for-england-refresh.aspx

Are you a professional working in sexual and reproductive healthcare?Join us at the CoSRH Conference 2026!⁠⁠🔍Discover ne...
22/04/2026

Are you a professional working in sexual and reproductive healthcare?

Join us at the CoSRH Conference 2026!⁠
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🔍Discover new and emerging research⁠
🗣️Hear from inspiring keynote speakers⁠
🤝Connect with colleagues from across the sector⁠
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Venue: Mercure Manchester Piccadilly Hotel, Portland St, Manchester M1 4PH and Online via Zoom⁠
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Find out more and register: https://www.cosrh.org/Public/Event_Display.aspx?EventKey=FACX290926
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🚨 We’re hiring!⁠⁠We're pleased to welcome applications to join the CoSRH team as the Head of Professional Learning & Dev...
21/04/2026

🚨 We’re hiring!⁠
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We're pleased to welcome applications to join the CoSRH team as the Head of Professional Learning & Development, a senior leadership role at the heart of our education and training work.
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This is an exciting opportunity to lead the strategic design, development and evolution of CoSRH’s professional learning and development portfolio, supporting a diverse sexual and reproductive healthcare workforce in the UK and internationally. Working closely with senior leaders and stakeholders across the College, you’ll drive educational quality, digital innovation and learner experience across our market‑leading qualifications, training programmes and CPD offer.

We’re looking for someone with strong experience in learning and development, ideally in healthcare or a membership organisation, who is passionate about high‑quality education, collaboration and continuous improvement. You’ll lead a small specialist team, shape new products and services, and ensure our portfolio meets recognised educational standards while supporting growth and impact.

If you’re motivated by purpose‑driven work, strategic leadership and shaping the future of SRH education, we’d love to hear from you.

Find out more and apply: https://fsrh.livevacancies.co.uk/ #/job/details/37
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The Women’s Health Strategy delivers real progress across key areas such as contraception, pain relief and abortion care...
20/04/2026

The Women’s Health Strategy delivers real progress across key areas such as contraception, pain relief and abortion care. But delays to post‑pregnancy contraception provision mean women are still waiting.

Our latest blog by Harry Walker, Director of External Affairs, explains what this moment means and what must happen next.

Read the full blog: https://www.cosrh.org/Public/Blogs/2026-womens-health-strategy.aspx

The refreshed Women’s Health Strategy for England marks real progress for sexual and reproductive health. We welcome str...
17/04/2026

The refreshed Women’s Health Strategy for England marks real progress for sexual and reproductive health.

We welcome strong commitments long championed by CoSRH such as recognising contraception as a lifelong health need, expanding access to the most effective forms of contraception, and finally tackling pain during gynaecological procedures. Pain should never be part of the plan.

But there are still gaps. Post‑pregnancy contraception remains delayed, pushed into future frameworks when women need support now. And while women’s health hubs are being streamlined into neighbourhood women’s health services, this must build on — and not dilute — the success of established hubs.

This Strategy is a step forward, but CoSRH will keep pushing to turn commitments into care.

Our Director of External Affairs, Harry Walker, unpacks what this Strategy delivers in our latest blog: 2026 Women’s Health Strategy Nearly Elevates Contraceptive Care to Modern Times.

Read more: https://www.cosrh.org/Public/Blogs/2026-womens-health-strategy.aspx

🚨 We’re hiring!⁠⁠We're pleased to invite applications to join the MCSRH team as an External Examiner, a key role in main...
17/04/2026

🚨 We’re hiring!⁠
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We're pleased to invite applications to join the MCSRH team as an External Examiner, a key role in maintaining the quality and fairness of this respected national examination and working alongside leading experts in Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare.⁠
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As an External Examiner, you will provide independent advice on the quality, sustainability, and fairness of the exam, contributing to MCSRH’s quality‑assurance processes and ensuring alignment with GMC regulatory standards. You will review exam content, attend the remote Part II OSCE, and offer insights and recommendations to the Examinations Committee, helping to strengthen the exam and support future SRH specialists.⁠
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This role is ideal for clinicians with an interest in education and quality improvement, offering recognised experience, professional development, and remuneration. If you’re passionate about supporting high‑quality SRH training, we’d love to hear from you.⁠
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Find out more and apply: https://careers.cosrh.org/job/37792fa3-71f5-4693-b4a0-57c3c4be327f

We were delighted to be represented by our CEO Jo Tanner in Westminster today to help welcome the renewed Women's Health...
15/04/2026

We were delighted to be represented by our CEO Jo Tanner in Westminster today to help welcome the renewed Women's Health Strategy.

"There's a lot to like in the new Women's Health Strategy, a lot that we as a College we can be proud of bringing to the fore. We’ve heard clearly from women about where care needs to improve, including action on pain during coil fittings, which we can definitely chalk up as a win for the College. The lack of clarity around post-pregnancy contraception is disappointing, but our determination to make it happen isn't wavering."

"In Wes Streeting's own words, a lot done, but a lot still to do. Our commitment to women's health, including supporting the dedicated SRH workforce, continues, and we will be holding the Government to account to make sure this strategy is more than just words on a page - that it becomes positive, meaningful action to improve the lives of women and girls." - Jo said

Read our full press release regarding the new Women's Health Strategy: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eDRZ6SqA

📅 Today marks meaningful progress for women’s health in England The refreshed Women’s Health Strategy presents a signifi...
15/04/2026

📅 Today marks meaningful progress for women’s health in England

The refreshed Women’s Health Strategy presents a significant opportunity to improve sexual and reproductive healthcare through expanded access to effective contraception and a clear commitment to tackling procedural pain in line with our Pain Shouldn’t Be Part of the Plan campaign.

While there are welcome commitments, it remains disappointing that clearer action on post-pregnancy contraception has been deferred, despite the well evidenced, life-changing impact this support can have for women.

We look forward to continuing to push for progress through our advocacy work and working with partners to ensure this Strategy delivers for women across England.

Read our full press release: https://cosrh.org//Public/News/Articles/cosrh-supports-refreshed-womens-health-strategy.aspx

🌍 "Menopause care is essential healthcare"⁠⁠Across Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, growing numbers of women are navigating meno...
14/04/2026

🌍 "Menopause care is essential healthcare"⁠
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Across Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, growing numbers of women are navigating menopause with limited access to information and specialist support.⁠
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In her latest blog for CoSRH, Dr Anna Graham reflects on what comprehensive, culturally responsive menopause care looks like in practice and why it matters.⁠
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From clinical services to capacity building, this blog post highlights the importance of normalising menopause as part of routine women’s healthcare.⁠
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Read the blog: https://cosrh.org/Public/Blogs/essentials-of-menopause-care-in-dar-es-salaam-tanzania.aspx
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