The general election is just weeks away and here at Endometriosis UK, we want all prospective candidates to know about endometriosis.
You can help by completing our simple form. This form will trigger an email to all your election candidates, telling them about the potentially devastating impact endometriosis can have and how they can help the 1 in 10 women and those assigned female at birth living with the disease.
TAKE ACTION NOW: WRITE TO YOUR LOCAL CANDIDATES
Why should I write to my local election candidates?
In just a few weeks, we will be going to the polls to vote for who will form our next government. These representatives will ultimately be responsible for running our public services for the next five years.
In the General Election 2024, there will be many new people running to become a Member of Parliament (MP), some for the first time. It is vital that these new potential MPs are informed about endometriosis as a key area for change and improvement in the UK.
We know that it now takes an average of 8 years and 10 months to get diagnosed with endometriosis in the UK This is unacceptable. Endometriosis UK is looking forward to working with our future government, to take action and improve the lives of the 1.5 millions people in the UK living with endometriosis.
You can help Endometriosis UK inform and educate the new potential MPs by completing the form below. It will only take 2 minutes and will automatically send the election candidates in your areas key information about endometriosis and what they can do to improve the lives of those living with this disease.
Write to your local candidates now.
Don't forget to share your support on social media - the more emails sent, the more likely that our voices will be heard. Download our social media pack and tell your friends, family and followers that you've written to your PPC and encourage them to do the same.
Download our election candidate briefings below:
PPC Briefing Endometriosis 2024 UK
As a registered charity, Endometriosis UK are completely independent and will never promote, or be seen to promote, any political party or candidate. We follow all guidance and laws set out by the Charity Commission, and the Electoral Commission, and we understand that this is vitally important for public trust in charities. During this General Election we will continue to speak up for the legitimate interests of everyone affected by endometriosis across the UK. Endometriosis UK will promote respect, tolerance and consideration for others, reflecting our trusted standing as a charity.
