Cervical Cancer Prevention Week
A reminder to book your smear test and talk about HPV.
Every awareness day, week and month that matters for women’s health, all in one place. Save it, share it, and join us as we talk about each one across the year.
A reminder to book your smear test and talk about HPV.
Around 1 in 10 women live with endometriosis, and diagnosis still takes years. Awareness Week runs 1–7 March.
Know the signs: bloating, feeling full quickly, tummy pain and needing to wee more often.
A day to celebrate women and push for equality, including in healthcare.
Shining a light on PMDD and PME, which can hit mood and daily life hard before a period.
Talking openly about mental health in pregnancy and after birth.
A global day for periods: dignity, education and ending period poverty.
Busting myths about smear tests and making screening easier.
Fibroids are common and can cause heavy, painful periods. You don’t have to just put up with it.
PCOS affects around 1 in 10 women. Let’s talk symptoms, diagnosis and support.
Womb, ovarian, cervical, vulval and vaginal cancers: know your body and what’s normal for you.
With World Menopause Day on 18 October. Our next circle is The Menopause Edition.
Check your breasts regularly and know what to look out for.
Remembering babies lost in pregnancy and infancy, ending with the Wave of Light on 15 October.
Breaking the silence around fertility struggles.
Share it with the circle, or ask the question you’ve never dared ask. We might answer it on the podcast.
Dates are for 2027 and are set by the charities and organisations behind each campaign, so they can occasionally change. We’re a community, not a clinic. Speak to your GP if anything about your health worries you.
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