We're tackling women’s health inequalities across Sheffield.
Women play a pivotal role in everyone’s health. From their own health during pregnancy, through to the care they give to others throughout their lives.
Women and girls face deep and persistent health inequalities and there’s a wealth of data which demonstrates the need for improved support for women in Sheffield.
There are social, moral, and economic reasons to invest in tackling women’s health inequalities in the city.
Watch the video below, to see why we launched our #NoWomanLeftBehind campaign.
With the support of Reverend and the Makers’ Laura McClure and players from Sheffield United Women FC alongside influential female leaders from across Sheffield, we're standing together.
Because together, we can make sure no woman is left behind.
Learn more about our focus areas:
On the Road with Naga Munchetty - Tackling Women’s Health Inequalities in Sheffield
A powerful day of action and advocacy unfolded as Naga Munchetty’s BBC Radio 5 Live show was broadcast live from the number 83 bus in Sheffield.
