A woman stands at a lectern speaking about the NHS Women’s Health Plan, while another woman sits behind her working on a laptop in a modern meeting room with wooden panels and computer monitors.

10 Dec, 2024

Launching the NHS Women’s Health Plan for Wales

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By Dan Sargent, Creative Director

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On Monday, the NHS Women’s Health Plan for Wales was launched in the Senedd, a bold commitment to ensuring women across Wales can live healthier, happier lives.

This is more than a policy document. It is a promise to address health inequalities, break down barriers to care, and put women’s health firmly at the heart of the national agenda. It sets out clear ambitions for change, from improving access to vital services, to ensuring women’s health needs are recognised and prioritised at every stage of life.

We were proud to be asked by the NHS Executive to help bring this vision to life. Our role was to ensure their ambitions and promises could be communicated clearly and powerfully to the nation, creating something that healthcare professionals, policy makers, and the public could connect with and rally behind.

A person holds a tablet displaying the NHS Women’s Health Plan 2025–2035 cover, which features a composite image of diverse women’s faces side by side.

Women’s Health Plan for Wales launch at the Senedd

The NHS Women’s Health Plan is about creating a future where women are listened to, supported, and able to thrive. It marks a significant step forward for healthcare in Wales, and we are honoured to have played a part in its launch.

You can read the full plan on Welsh Gov.