Date - Thursday 14th March 2024
Venue - NCVO, Society Building, 8 All Saints Street, London, N1 9RL
Lunch to be served
Discussions about menstrual health are extremely important, and we are here to support small and medium-sized businesses in helping their staff cope with menstrual health conditions.
The event will workplace advocacy, interactive workshops, and a Q&A session. During the event, we will delve into the topic of menstrual health and explore how it can affect people at work. We will also discuss how employers can create supportive workplaces.
Expert speakers will share their insights and experiences on creating supportive policies, educating employees about menstrual health, and fostering a culture of inclusivity and support. The interactive workshops will provide hands-on opportunities for attendees to learn and apply their knowledge to their workplaces. The workshops will cover topics such as developing policies and procedures, creating an inclusive workplace environment, and educating employees on menstrual health.
Our speakers for this event are:
Senior Policy Adviser, Resourcing and Inclusion
People Care Lead, Services & Soultions
Strategic Lead People and Place, Enterprise Fellow, University of Southampton
We will also have the following organisations join us on the day too:
The Eve Appeal is the UK ‘s leading charity dedicated to all five gynecological cancers: womb, ovarian, cervical, vaginal and vulval. Our vision is to realise a future where gynae cancers are diseases of the past. The Eve Appeal funds world class research into the prediction and detection of these diseases, with the hope of stopping them before they start. The Eve Appeal runs a free workplace health and wellbeing programme funded by the Department of Health and Social Care. The programme, Every Woman Promise, aims to support women in the workplace, challenge taboos that exist around all things gynae, raise awareness about the signs and symptoms of gynae cancers, HPV, cervical screenings and more. Every Woman Promise is free for businesses with less than 250 employees.
The Adeno Gang supports, advocates and educates those with adenomyosis and other menstrual health conditions, to learn, educate and share knowledge on menstrual health and womb wellness. The Adeno Gang are dedicated to spreading awareness and championing the cause of adenomyosis, menstrual health and wellbeing. Their relentless efforts are focused on transforming the conversation around health, with a special emphasis on enlightening young individuals about the significance of menstrual health.
TOTM is an award-winning menstrual care brand on a mission to shake up the industry for good. They’re here to inspire better, sustainable ways to manage periods with a certified organic cotton and reusable range. TOTM period care is designed for a comfortable and planet-friendly period, ethically produced with superior quality, sustainable materials without harsh chemicals. TOTM’s carbon-neutral range is designed to reduce plastic waste using 100% recyclable paper or certified compostable packaging. Proud to be a certified B Corp, they’re also the only period care brand actively playing a role in recovering plastic from the ocean through a partnership with Plastic Bank. Sustainability is important to TOTM but they’re also passionate about championing menstrual comfort, wellbeing, and dignity. They developed their B2B boxes and units in 2017 to make organic cotton tampons and pads accessible in workplaces, universities, and other organisations. With this scheme now adopted in over 1500+ sites, TOTM is leading the way with these fit for purpose, exclusive designs that offer a presentable, self-serve solution for bathrooms everywhere.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Employer Size 0-10 | £20.00 |
Employer Size 11-50 | £25.00 |
Employer Size 51-100 | £30.00 |
Employer Size 101-250 | £40.00 |
Employer Size 250+ | £50.00 |
Endometriosis Friendly Employer Members | £0.00 |
Endometriosis UK Volunteer | £0.00 |