Support organizations
The groups doing this work where you live.
Charities, professional societies and volunteer campaigns that publish free menopause information or run peer support. We list them because they're useful, not because they pay us.
A professional society writes the guidance your doctor is likely to follow. A charity or campaign usually writes for you. Peer support is people who have been through it. All three are worth knowing about, for different reasons.
Canada
Menopause CanadaCharity or non-profit
Canadian charity with plain-language menopause information, awareness campaigns, and advocacy for better access to care.
Menopause Foundation of CanadaCharity or non-profit
Research and advocacy group behind the Menopause and Work in Canada report, plus free guides for people experiencing menopause and for employers.
Canadian Menopause SocietyProfessional society
Clinician-facing society with patient information sheets and a list of members with a menopause focus.
United Kingdom
The Menopause CharityCharity or non-profit
Free, doctor-reviewed menopause information written for the public, with a large symptom and treatment library.
Women's Health ConcernProfessional society
The patient arm of the British Menopause Society. Free downloadable factsheets on MHT, symptoms, and midlife health.
Menopause Support UKCampaign
Community interest company behind the #MakeMenopauseMatter campaign, founded by Diane Danzebrink. Information, workplace work, and campaigning.
Menopause CafePeer support
A charity that helps anyone, anywhere, host a free pop-up conversation about menopause. Volunteer run, no agenda, no selling.
PausitivityCampaign
Volunteer campaign behind the Know Your Menopause symptom poster, made to be printed and put up in waiting rooms and workplaces.
Daisy NetworkCharity or non-profit
Charity for people with premature ovarian insufficiency. Peer support and information for menopause before 40.
New Zealand
New Zealand Early MenopausePeer support
Support and information for people who reach menopause early, including primary ovarian insufficiency.
Surgical Menopause New Zealand TrustCharity or non-profit
One of the few organizations anywhere focused specifically on surgical menopause, where hormones drop overnight rather than over years.
Looking for a person rather than an organization? The practitioner directory lists individual clinicians and stewards, and counselling covers therapist registers.
Know a group that belongs here, especially outside Canada, the UK and Australia? Tell us through contact and we'll look at it.