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Gynaecological and reproductive issues like heavy menstrual bleeding, endometriosis, infertility, miscarriage, premature birth and menopause can have a devastating physical and emotional impact.

Our research is pioneering major advances in care, our information is giving women and girls vital knowledge, and our campaigns are driving change where it’s desperately needed.

But there’s so much more to be done.

By leaving us a gift in your will, you will help fund this vital work and change the future for generations of women, girls and babies.

Aoife P Rafter

Aoife's story

Aoife Rafter was diagnosed with advanced cervical cancer at the age of 27 following routine cervical screening.

“Being diagnosed with stage 1B1 cervical cancer was certainly not foreseen. My treatment plan started quite urgently as my tumour appeared to be somewhat aggressive. I had a radical hysterectomy removing my uterus, fallopian tubes, cervix and the top of my vagina.

Since 1964, we have invested more than £65 million in research to transform women’s health and wellbeing. Our research helped discover the link between HPV and cervical cancer, which led the way to the cervical screening we are so familiar with today.

Without this, Aoife’s cancer may not have been discovered until it was too late.

Leaving a lasting legacy

Leaving a legacy to Wellbeing of Women is a simple yet enduring way to continue your support and ensure a more certain future for the health of women, girls and babies.

Any gift, large or small, will make a difference.

Including a gift in your will is an easy process and we can help you every step of the way.
You can find out more about leaving a lasting legacy by downloading our guide.

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Get in touch

To talk to us about leaving a gift in your will, contact Caroline Christensen, our head of philanthropy, on 020 3697 6347 or cchristensen@wellbeingofwomen.org.uk