Partnership

Hormonal Health in and out of the workplace

  • Menopause Support in and out of the Workplace is a government funded Project which will help people with menopausal health issues to remain in or return to the workforce.
  • BVSC has formed a partnership with DRC (Disability Resource Centre) and Salus Fatigue Foundation to provide free support to the citizens of Birmingham and Solihull by engaging with both individuals in the community, and small or medium sized enterprise employers.
  • Community workshops, organisational policy guidance, training for workplace champions and community volunteers, quarterly events with key note speakers are being planned to cover a wide range of menopause topics.
  • These webpages will be updated with news, events, and resources as the Project develops over the next two years.  
  • Survey – we are compiling a baseline survey to find out what the citizens of Birmingham know about peri- and post- menopause – please help us find out what you know and share it with the Department of Health and the NHS https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/QFWNNGQ

Disability Resource Centre Birmingham (DRC)

DRC are offering FREE support to SMEs – small and medium sized enterprises including sole traders.

Contact Sharon Clarke tel. 0303 040 20 40  email:sclarke@disability.co.uk or menopausesupport@disability.co.uk

Salus Fatigue Foundation (Salus)

Salus are offering support to individuals in the community.

  • Workshops in the community to explore:

   – What menopause is and who is affected

   – How to talk to your GP – using shared decision making

   – Hormonal and non-hormonal treatments

   – Self-help including advice on nutrition, movement; sleep, stress, and toxins

Salus Fatigue Foundation

info@salus.co.uk  /  07809 246 674 / Facebook 

Project Partners

BVSC (Birmingham Voluntary Service Council), DRC (Disability Resource Centre), and Salus Fatigue Foundation are working in partnership to develop a new service to support  people with menopausal health issues to remain in or return to the workforce.

Funded through the VCSE (Voluntary, Charity and Social Enterprise) Health and Wellbeing Fund, part of a partnership programme between Department of Health & Social Care, NHS England and UK Health Security Agency