Menopause Xplored & The FSB Network, Lunch & Learn - Luton - 10:45-12:00
Learn how to support colleagues experiencing menopause
Wednesday 20 Nov 2024
Starts: 10:45 a.m. Ends: 12:00 p.m.
Youthscape
74 Bute Street
Luton
LU1 2EY
Join Wellbeing of Women and The Federation for Small Business for a one-off network & learn event. Book either a morning or afternoon session to join a workshop and learn about menopause and how it can affect women in the workplace.
In between the morning and afternoon workshops, you will have the opportunity to network with both groups over a free buffet lunch*
There will be plenty of opportunities to set up one-on-one meetings and make new business contacts on the day. Don't forget to bring and share your business cards!
* You will need to indicate on the booking questions if you're staying for lunch, we will contact you about dietary needs. Please note that you can attend a workshop without lunch, but not lunch without the workshop.
In an immersive film viewed through a virtual reality headset, you'll see one woman’s experience of menopause and the challenges she faces in her workplace.
Through expert-led group discussion you’ll learn:
- what the menopause is, including possible symptoms.
- how menopause might affect your colleagues.
- what you can do to help.
This Menopause Xplored workshop is for employers and employees, and for men and women of all ages. Only 16 spaces are available so book now!
To be eligible for your free place, you must work for a company in Milton Keynes, Bedford, Central Beds, Northampton or Luton, with fewer than 250 employees.
Please email zirons@wellbeingofwomen.org.uk if you'd like to discuss group booking options.
More information
We are working with Menopause Reality, a multi-film immersive project from Forward Slash Films, sharing individual stories of women's experiences of the menopause in the workplace, viewed in VR headsets. Workshops will be delivered by leading menopause expert Diane Danzebrink from Menopause Support.
Menopause Xplored has been developed by Wellbeing of Women and is funded through the VCSE Health and Wellbeing Fund. This is part of a partnership programme between the Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England and the UK Health Security Agency.