Petition · past parliament
Educate women on Early Menopause, Reproductive Health and Fertility challenges
Rejected
9 signatures
What the petition asks
Support women's health education initiatives giving women more information and support on key women's health issues such as early menopause and possible causes (Primary Ovarian Insufficiency, Surgical Menopause). Provide information and support on the associated fertility issues that may present.
To prepare women who may face these challenges in life and to break down the stigma and shame surrounding an early menopause and/or infertility. By educating women from a young age you are able to normalise some of these conditions and to break down some of the stigma surrounding them. Menopause and/or early menopause should be discussed in schools and should be a part of the medical and nursing curriculum at University when we are training our health care professionals.
Why it was rejected
It asked for something that is not the responsibility of the UK Government or Parliament.
We can only accept petitions about things the Government or Parliament are directly responsible for.
Decisions about training for medical professionals are a matter for educational institutions and relevant professional regulators, not the UK Government or Parliament.
Furthermore, the topic of the menopause is already on the school curriculum.
We could accept a petition calling for a public awareness campaign regarding Early Menopause, Reproductive Health and Fertility challenges, if that's something you'd like to happen.
Decisions about training for medical professionals are a matter for educational institutions and relevant professional regulators, not the UK Government or Parliament.
Furthermore, the topic of the menopause is already on the school curriculum.
We could accept a petition calling for a public awareness campaign regarding Early Menopause, Reproductive Health and Fertility challenges, if that's something you'd like to happen.
Timeline
| 12 Sep 2023 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 21 Sep 2023 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
9
Status
Rejected
Rejected
21 Sep 2023
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Source: the official petition page. Last checked 15 Jul 2026.