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🌹Helping people understand the mental & physical changes of peri/menopause, so everyone has access to evidence-based information & support

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23/07/2026

Many women first become aware of osteoporosis after menopause, although the condition can affect people for many different reasons.

The Menopause Charity has been invited to contribute patient and carer evidence to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) as it reviews medicines used to treat osteoporosis and reduce the risk of fragility fractures.

If you are living with osteoporosis, or care for someone who is, we'd really value hearing about your experience.

The survey asks about:
• Living with osteoporosis.
• Experiences of NHS care and treatment.
• The benefits and challenges of osteoporosis medicines.
• What could be improved.
• Whether some groups face greater barriers to diagnosis, treatment or support.

The anonymous survey takes around 5 to 10 minutes to complete.

Your experiences will help ensure that the voices of patients and carers are considered alongside the clinical evidence as NICE develops future guidance.

📎 Complete the survey: https://form.typeform.com/to/MSBHuLPY?typeform-source=themenopausecharity.org

16/07/2026

"Looking back, I can finally see the signs."

Today, Rebecca begins an incredible challenge.

Over the next few days, she'll be walking almost 150 miles from County Durham to Edinburgh.

Every mile is helping raise funds for The Menopause Charity.

Rebecca has shared her menopause story with us.

It's an honest reflection on confidence, self-compassion and discovering she wasn't alone.

If you've ever looked back and realised the signs were there all along, we think it will resonate with you.

📎 Read Rebecca's story:
https://themenopausecharity.org/rebeccas-story-menopause-journey/

Support Rebecca's challenge:
https://www.givewheel.com/fundraising/12988/theroadthatbroughtushere/

09/07/2026

The results are in – did you get a spot in 2027 Double TCS London Marathon?

Whether you missed out or you’re celebrating success, we’d love you to be part of and help us ensure everyone can access trusted menopause information and support, regardless of their background or circumstances.

Got a place? Lucky you! Make every mile count by fundraising for The Menopause Charity with no minimum sponsorship. Join us now!

No ballot place? No problem! We have charity places available – complete our application form here before 4pm on Friday 10th July!

🔗 https://themenopausecharity.org/support-us/events/

When you run with us, you’ll receive a free running tshirt or vest, a fundraising pack, full support leading up to the day and on the big day itself!

Together we can help ensure everyone can access trusted menopause information and support, regardless of their background or circumstances.

03/07/2026

An honest poem about menopause, written by supporter Kim Crosbie. In this piece, Kim shares her personal experience of symptoms of the psychological and physical changes.

Her words show both the challenges and the moments of connection and humour that can come during menopause.

At The Menopause Charity, we share real stories to help others feel less alone and better understood.

Your experience matters too. Sharing your story can help someone else feel seen and supported. It can also help us show what people are going through, so we can push for better services and support.

Discover more: https://themenopausecharity.org/information-and-support/your-stories/

01/07/2026

Every voice helps shape better understanding.

Every experience of menopause is different, and we'd love to hear yours.

We've launched our first annual Menopause Confidence and Wellbeing Survey to better understand confidence seeking support, access to trusted information, wellbeing and the impact of menopause on daily life.

What we learn will help us understand how women and individuals experiencing menopause feel about seeking support, finding trusted information and managing the impact of menopause on daily life. It will also help us track confidence and wellbeing over time, and shape future information and support.

⏱️ The survey takes around 5–7 minutes to complete.

🔗 Take the survey: https://form.typeform.com/to/JRAVPY6i

Please share this post to help us hear from as many women and individuals experiencing menopause as possible.

20/06/2026

One week to go until Andy takes on his half marathon 💜

But this challenge is about much more than running.

In his story, Andy shares why menopause awareness matters to him and why he believes men have an important role in starting conversations and supporting understanding.

Menopause affects partners, families and workplaces, and stories like this help bring those experiences into the open.

🔗 Read more: https://themenopausecharity.org/andys-story-menopause-awareness-half-marathon/

12/06/2026

Weight gain during perimenopause and menopause is really common.

Dr Radhika Vohra, a member of our Clinical Advisory Panel, explains lifestyle changes and treatment options that may help.

🔗 You can also find trusted information on nutrition, movement and self care on our website: https://themenopausecharity.org/information-and-support/what-can-help/

Watch now 💜

10/06/2026

How can we better support women through menopause at work?

Following his visit to the This is Menopause exhibition in Parliament, John Milne MP reflects on the importance of improving understanding of menopause and ensuring women can access the support they need.

Thank you to for taking the time to learn more about the experiences shared by contributors and the impact menopause can have on women's lives.

🔗 Discover more: https://themenopausecharity.org/this-is-menopause-exhibition-parliament/

09/06/2026

What role does trusted information play in helping women navigate menopause?

Following her visit to the This is Menopause exhibition in Parliament, Alison Bennett MP shares why access to good information, support and healthcare matters.

Thank you to for taking the time to speak with us and for supporting conversations that help improve awareness and understanding of menopause.

🔗 Discover more: https://themenopausecharity.org/this-is-menopause-exhibition-parliament/

08/06/2026

Women and individuals experiencing menopause deserve to have their voices heard.

Last week, we were proud to attend the launch of the This is Menopause exhibition at the Houses of Parliament.

Created by and supported by and UKRI Research England, the exhibition brings together artwork and personal reflections from women sharing their experiences of menopause. Hosted by MP, it created opportunities for contributors to speak directly with MPs and peers about the realities of menopause.

Listening to real voices helps improve understanding, challenge misconceptions and ensure the realities of menopause remain part of conversations about healthcare, workplaces and society.

Read more about the exhibition and our visit to Parliament:
🔗 https://themenopausecharity.org/this-is-menopause-exhibition-parliament/

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Adamson House, Towers Business Park, Wilmslow Road
Manchester
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https://www.themenopausecharity.org/

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