Menstrual Health Project (MHP) is a UK charity supporting people who experience menstrual health conditions and concerns. Providing educational toolkits in a digestible format, MHP helps people access medically accurate information about menstrual health.
Delivering workplace and school sessions, MHP bridges the gap between patient and professional by showcasing patient perspectives alongside the expertise of our Medical Advisory Board.
Image credits: Dani Harry Photography
What Drives Us?
Our Mission
Our mission as a charity is to provide practical support for those suffering with menstrual health concerns and conditions. We do this by providing educational tools and resources — such as our toolkits — and hosting seminars and events. We are aware of the challenges those suffering with these conditions and concerns can face, so aim to empower people with accurate information to make informed choices.
As a charity, we strive to help people navigate these conditions more confidently, accurately, and comfortably — whatever stage in life they are at. Our main aim is to improve the education and understanding of menstrual health within all educational and workplace settings.
Our Vision
Our vision is to create a world where menstrual health is no longer stigmatised or considered a taboo. We want to help normalise menstrual health in society — but this goes beyond no longer feeling the need to hide a tampon up your sleeve when you go to the bathroom.
It’s about people being educated about their bodies, knowing correct terminology, and among other things, knowing what is normal when it comes to menstrual health and what isn’t.
We envision a future of empowered and informed individuals when it comes to menstrual health, regardless of their gender.
In the Press
Founders Anna and Gabz have been featured in several publications, podcasts and news outlets, as well as with members of our Medical Advisory Board.
Discussing all things menstrual health – from gynaecology waiting times to endometriosis, premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) and menstrual health education – MHP wants to contribute to positive change within the menstrual health space.
For press enquiries, please contact: press@menstrualhealthproject.org.uk
Gynaecology waiting lists double, leaving women in pain
“Doctors have told me that if they’d caught it sooner, I wouldn’t have ended up the way I am, living with two stomas and being in early menopause at the age of 31.”
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“Through their friendship and advocacy, Anna and Gabz are calling for change; starting with better education.”
Testimonials
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Would you like to work with us?
Reach out to the team at: hello@menstrualhealthproject.org.uk for more information.
We’ve Worked With…
Would you like to work with us?
Reach out to the team at: hello@menstrualhealthproject.org.uk for more information.