UK
Tackling taboos
From desire dips and vaginismus,
to raising awareness of gynae cancer,
we're actively championing better health,
gynae knowledge and sex education for all.
Opening up about Vaginismus
It’s time for an honest discussion about the painful side of pleasure. We're sparking honest conversation about the common, but little-known condition that can make sex, or putting in a tampon, painful or even impossible.
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We need more research into Endometriosis
Despite being as common as asthma, it takes on average 7-9 years to get an endometriosis diagnosis. It's time to end this excruciating limbo and push for tangible treatments.
Read onHere are just some of our boundary-pushing partners...
Sexpression is an independent not for profit UK charity, with the goal of empowering young people to make decisions about relationships and sex by running informal and comprehensive education in the community. We support Sexpression through supporting their education and donating our condoms for teaching at their sessions.
The School of Sexuality Education supports UK schools to provide age-appropriate, up-to-date and inclusive sex and relationships education programmes that are intersectional, feminist, non-binary and sex-positive.
The Lady Garden Foundation is a pioneering national women's health charity which aims to raise awareness and funds for research into, and treatment of, gynaecological cancers. We support The Lady Garden Foundation, and stand with them in being #SilentNoMore when it comes to female health.
The Eve Appeal funds research in leading UK and worldwide institutions who share the ambition to build a world where fewer women are diagnosed with and many more survive gynaecological cancers.
Relate is the UK's largest provider of relationship support, and last year they helped over two million people of all ages, backgrounds, sexual orientations and gender identities to strengthen their relationships.
Founded in 2017, SHAG is an independent movement of young creatives who want to change the way we speak about sex, gender, our bodies and health.
Connecting the life stages of women's health.
From first time to first child, the menopause and beyond, here's why we're taking a holistic view of women's health.
