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‘I’d never even heard of the word endometriosis’: Anton Du Beke on supporting a partner with endometriosis

‘I’d never even heard of the word endometriosis’: Anton Du Beke on supporting a partner with endometriosis

Blog Post
Menstrual Health
Raising Awareness
NI Announcement

Health Minister announces £1.95 million investment in endometriosis services across Northern Ireland

News Item
Policy & Campaigning

Fertility Awareness Week: endometriosis, fertility and the change we’re calling for

Blog Post
Fertility

Endometriosis Treatment and Management Factsheet

Resource
Factsheet
Information Booklet
Symptoms
Treatment & Management

Alexandra's Story

“I can say this with confidence, if someone else e.g. my parents and paediatrician, hadn't acted on my pain, I likely would have continued on the rest of my life convincing myself that pain was normal and I was just clearly ‘too weak’ to handle being a woman. Awful, right?”

Picture of Alexandra with her dog
Endometriosis and Menopause

New Resource: Endometriosis and Menopause information booklet

Blog Post
Menopause
Big Ben

Our response to today’s Budget announcement

News Item
Policy & Campaigning

Endometriosis and Menopause Information Booklet

Resource
Guide
Information Booklet
Menstrual Health
Menopause

Endometriosis and Imaging

Resource
Webinar
Diagnosis
Navigating Healthcare
Budget 2026

Budget 2026: What we're calling for

News Item
Policy & Campaigning

GLP-1s and Endometriosis

Resource
Factsheet
Picture of Minister Delyth Jewell MS with Gemma, Endometriosis UK volunteer, HJ, Welsh Coordinator and Faye Farthing, Head of Communications and Campaigns

A potential step forward for Cardiff BSGE Endometriosis Centre

News Item
Policy & Campaigning

How to Support Someone with Endometriosis

Resource
Information Booklet
Newly Diagnosed
Relationships
Teens & Young People
University & Education
Work & Employment
Kirsteen Sullivan MP stands at a lectern delivering a speech at an Endometriosis UK event. Behind the lectern is a yellow and red Endometriosis UK banner, with large windows and a brick building visible in the background. Audience members are seated in the foreground, facing the speaker.

APPG on Endometriosis Workplace Report Launch: What Comes Next?

Blog Post
Employment
Policy & Campaigning
Work & Employment

Is it Normal? A Young People's Guide to Periods and Menstrual Health

Resource
Guide
Information Booklet
Menstrual Health
Navigating Healthcare
Symptoms
Teens & Young People
A copy of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Endometriosis report, “Endometriosis (Not) In The Workplace” (October 2026), lies on a desk beside a computer keyboard and mouse. The report cover features a workplace image of three office workers, with the title prominently displayed on a pale yellow background.

APPG on Endometriosis Workplace Report: A deeper dive into the stats

News Item
Employment
Policy & Campaigning
Work & Employment
Gemma, with shoulder-length auburn hair wearing a green top is pictured indoors. Endometriosis UK branding appears in the top left. A large yellow banner at the bottom reads, “One donation, twice the impact. 6–13 October.”

"Expanding the nurse helpline would be transformative" - Big Give Campaign 2026

Blog Post
Fundraising
Two people sit side by side on a grey sofa in a bright indoor space, both wearing clip-on microphones. The Endometriosis UK logo appears in the top left corner. A yellow banner across the bottom reads: “One donation twice the impact. 6–13 October.”

Endometriosis UK Big Give Campaign 2026: Expanding our Nurse Support Line

News Item
Fundraising
Research

University of Aberdeen awarded £2.4 million to lead national trial for endometriosis

News Item
Clinical Trials
Research Updates
Treatment & Management

Parents and Carers' Guide: Supporting your Child with Difficult Periods

Resource
Guide
Information Booklet
Toolkit
Menstrual Health
Navigating Healthcare
Symptoms
Treatment & Management
Teens & Young People