Endometriosis APPG

The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Endometriosis was launched in 2018 to raise awareness of endometriosis in Parliament. The group brings together parliamentarians in Westminster from all political parties to debate the key issues affecting people with endometriosis, and investigate how patients can receive the support they need.

After the tragic death of the founding Chair Sir David Amess MP in October 2021, Hannah Bardell MP and Emma Hardy MP became Joint Chairs of the APPG. Click here to read our tribute to Sir David. 

Endometriosis UK is proud to provide Secretariat to the APPG on Endometriosis, and work with the group to ensure the voices of people are affected by endometriosis are heard.

 

Keep updated on the APPG on this page including details of upcoming public meetings, events and news. The latest meeting of the APPG took place on Tuesday 1 February 2022. 

News and events 

Endometriosis APPG Annual General Meeting, Tuesday 17 May 09.30-10.30 in Parliament (this is not a public meeting)

Endometriosis UK UK Parliament Endometriosis Action Month Drop-in Event, Wednesday 23 March 10.00-12.00

Endometriosis UK UK Parliament Virtual Debate "Time for Action on Endometriosis, Tuesday 22 March at 5.30pm (public event)

What's next for endometriosis care in the UK post Covid? - Tuesday 2nd March, 4pm

The impact of COVID-19 on endometriosis care - Wednesday 9th December, 4pm

MPs call for urgent Government action as new report shows no improvement in diagnosis in a decade 

Attend the Endometriosis APPG Inquiry report launch

MPs launch Inquiry to investigate challenges faced by 1.5million with endometriosis

Reports

Endometriosis in the UK: Time for Change - APPG on Endometriosis Inquiry Report 2020

Group Officers

Chairs: Hannah Bardell MP & Emma Hardy MP
Vice-Chair: Jackie Doyle-Price MP
Secretary: Gill Furniss MP
Secretariat: Endometriosis UK 

Contact the group

If you have any questions or would like to find out more about the Group, please click here to email the Secretariat. 

This is not an official website [or feed] of the House of Commons or the House of Lords. It has not been approved by either House or its committees. All-Party Parliamentary Groups are informal groups of Members of both Houses with a common interest in particular issues. The views expressed in these webpages are those of the group.