Women’s Health

Let’s redefine women’s health together!

This April, we’re hosting a series of relaxed, informal sessions to help shape women’s health services– and we’d love you to be part of the conversation.

We’re joined by Dr Clare Roberts-Molloy, TEDxWolverhampton founder and CEO of Periods Matter, as we explore the realities of women’s health services. It’s your chance to share experiences, air frustrations, and spark fresh ideas.

☕ Wednesday 2nd April | 12:00 PM

☕ Wednesday 16th April | 11:00 AM

☕ Thursday 24th April | 11:00 AM

☕ Wednesday 30th April | 11:00 AM

Come along, connect with others, and make your voice heard.

Get your free tickets to help shape women’s services here.

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