Funding to support women’s reproductive health & wellbeing in the workplace

Posted on: June 9, 2022

Applications are open to community and voluntary groups to apply for funding to support women’s reproductive health & wellbeing in the workplace.

The fund aims to support women experiencing:

➡️ miscarriage & pregnancy loss
➡️ fertility issues
➡️ menstrual health and gynaecological conditions
➡️ the menopause

The fund will also ensure employers feel well equipped to support women in managing their health within the workplace and help break down taboos through open conversation, so that they can remain in or return to the workplace throughout their careers.

See details and apply:
https://lnkd.in/eYJ6G-d4

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