The WHEN Coalition: A Global Collaboration of Women's Health Support

APOPS Partners and Advocates

Tackling shortfalls in the female
below-the-waist health space is not optional, it is essential. Women experiencing closeted pelvic health impacts including urinary, defecatory, digestive, reproductive, vaginal, or vulval ramifications are hungry for hope as well as practical and effective solutions to resolve frustrating, stigmatizing symptom and treatment navigation.

Explore the WHEN Coalition Prospectus.

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Partner With WHEN to Increase Awareness and Destigmatize Women's Pelvic Health

The Association for Pelvic Organ Prolapse Support (APOPS) is committed to dismantling silo walls in women’s healthcare to explore and expand meaningful, real-world solutions to insufficient women’s vaginal, pelvic, and intimate health awareness. Addressing shortfalls in the female below-the-waist health space is not optional, it is essential. Women experiencing closeted pelvic health impacts including urinary, defecatory, digestive, reproductive, vaginal, or vulval ramifications are hungry for hope as well as practical and effective solutions to resolve frustrating, stigmatizing symptom and treatment navigation.

The Women's Health Empowerment Network (WHEN Coalition) unites a unique women’s health ecosystem where advocacy meets action. Since 2014, WHEN has been minimizing silo wall barriers between patients, practitioners, researchers, academics, industry, and policymakers, to address critical gaps in pelvic organ prolapse and co-existing condition care.

Join APOPS efforts to advance women’s health awareness, de-stigmatization, screening, practice, and policy into the 21st century!

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Because Women Deserve Better Care