Fellows
Aliza Blachman-O'Keefe
Alice Fresson
Mark Fresson
Meg Horvath
David & Nicky Milner
Alannah Osborough
Sir Ian Powell
For too long women’s health has not been prioritised. Women struggle to get the right information they need about their health, to book routine appointments and to get their basic health needs met.
Still only 2.1% of public research funding goes to women’s gynaecological health and childbirth.
We have created the Better for Women Fund to enable forward-thinking donors to invest in the future of women's health, by tackling one urgent need at a time.
Aliza Blachman-O'Keefe
Alice Fresson
Mark Fresson
Meg Horvath
David & Nicky Milner
Alannah Osborough
Sir Ian Powell
Bagri Foundation
Sir Jim Mellon
Stephen & Suzanne Miron
The Tanlaw Foundation
Jane and Greg Widroe
Carole and John Allan
The Gill Foundation
Dominic and Sarah Murphy
The Whiley Family
“I remember pain from the very first day I had my period. It got to a point where every month I was in the hospital because of the bleeding, the pain and the vomiting. It was extreme and was having a big impact on the quality of my life.”
Kat Francois, personal trainer and advocate for women’s health
Our first fund will focus on menstrual health
Gynaecological issues can have a huge effect on women’s everyday lives socially, mentally, physically and financially, including their performance at work. Period problems are holding women and girls back, in education, in their careers and in their quality of life.
You can help us change this.
The Better for Women Fund enables forward thinking donors to invest in the future of women’s health, starting with periods.
Together we can:
Become a Founding Supporter
Meaningful change happens when people come together united in a common cause.
Better for Women Fellow
£1,000 per year
Better for Women Partner
£5,000 per year
Better for Women Patron
£10,000 per year
Corporate Giving
Your company can demonstrate its commitment to gender equality and supporting women and girls by becoming a founding partner of our Better for Women Fund. To find out how your organisation can benefit from supporting in this way, please contact Laura Neale at lneale@wellbeingofwomen.org.uk.
“Women are struggling to get the right information about their menstrual health and have their needs met. It is important that menstrual health discussions are normalised, we need to be talking about periods more, among our friends and families and especially with our doctors.”
Dr Varsha Jain, doctor of obstetrics and gynaecology
Impactful change does not happen overnight.
By becoming a Fellow, Partner, or Patron you are committing to ensuring no woman is limited by her gynaecological health, and helping to close the gender health gap.
Through the Better for Women Fund, in the first year, you will help support activities such as:
Your donation will help the Better for Women Fund to:
If you would like to give through a Trust, DAF or by cheque or bank transfer please call Caroline Christensen on 020 3697 6348 or email cchristensen@wellbeingofwomen.org.uk
Thank you for joining the Better for Women Fund.
To talk to us about the Better for Women Fund, contact Caroline Christensen, our head of philanthropy, on 020 3697 6347 or cchristensen@wellbeingofwomen.org.uk