We provide practical guidance to help people advocate for their needs at school, tertiary study, training, or work.

We can assist with:

• Workplace accommodation and support letters

• School, college, and tertiary support letters

• Guidance around flexible learning or working arrangements

• Preparing for conversations with teachers, lecturers, managers, or employers

• Returning to study or work after surgery

• Managing study or employment alongside chronic pain and fatigue

Support is tailored to your individual situation, goals, and needs.

Email us with some information about the support you need.

Education for Schools, Workplaces, and Organisations

We deliver tailored education sessions to help schools, workplaces, tertiary providers, and community organisations better understand endometriosis, menstrual health, chronic pain, and fatigue.

Sessions can support:

• Schools and teaching staff

• Universities, polytechnics, and tertiary providers

• Employers and managers

• Human Resources teams

• Youth organisations

• Community organisations

• Health and wellbeing teams

• Social service and disability organisations

Topics may include:

• Understanding endometriosis and menstrual health

• Recognising the impact of chronic pain and fatigue

• Supporting students and employees living with endometriosis

• Creating inclusive policies and supportive environments

• Practical adjustments that reduce barriers

• Improving confidence when having supportive conversations

Sessions can be delivered online or in person and tailored to the needs of your organisation.

Email us with some information about the education or workshop support you need.

Advocacy and Support Letters

Sometimes formal documentation can help people access the support they need.

Where appropriate, we can provide personalised support letters for:

• Schools

• Universities and tertiary providers

• Employers

• Healthcare providers

• WINZ and other agencies

These letters help explain the impact endometriosis may have on education, employment, attendance, and daily life while supporting conversations around reasonable adjustments and individual needs.

Email us to request a support letter.

Why This Matters

Many people living with endometriosis experience years of symptoms before receiving a diagnosis. During this time, they may struggle with attendance, concentration, pain, fatigue, and the emotional impact of living with a chronic condition.

Greater awareness and understanding can make a significant difference. By educating schools, workplaces, and organisations, we can reduce stigma, improve inclusion, and help people living with endometriosis feel supported to participate fully in education, employment, and community life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can workshops be tailored to our organisation?

Yes. Every organisation is different, and we work with you to develop education sessions that meet your specific needs.

Can you provide education online?

Yes. Workshops can be delivered online or in person, depending on your location and requirements.

Who should attend?

Sessions can be delivered for staff, managers, Human Resources teams, teachers, school leadership, university staff, community organisations, health professionals, students, or support people.

Do you charge for workshops?

Some workshops are free, while others may have a fee or koha depending on the organisation, location, and session requirements. Please get in touch to discuss your needs.

Let's Work Together

Creating supportive schools, workplaces, and communities starts with education.

Whether you're looking for support as an individual or want to bring education to your organisation, we'd love to work with you.

Together, we can help create environments where people living with endometriosis feel understood, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential.

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