Residents and visitors to Dudley are warmly invited to a free, welcoming women’s health event as the NOWT Women’s Health Bus Tour rolls into Dudley Town Centre on Friday 6 March 2026, in celebration of International Women’s Day. Taking place from 10am to 4pm, near the fountains and markets, the event is open to everyone and designed to make conversations about women’s health more accessible, supportive and stigma-free.
NOWT – Navigating Our Womanhood Together – is a new collective of 12 local voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) organisations working alongside the NHS to support people across the Black Country with all aspects of women’s health. The collective brings together organisations including Changing Lives, Cranstoun, THIA CIC, European Welfare Association, Bread for Life, JAC Healthcare, SLAM! Basketball, The Way Youth Zone, Steppingstones into the Community, Beacon Centre, Sandwell Visually Impaired, Breakthru, and NHS Black Country ICB. NOWT exists to connect people, share knowledge and build community around menstrual health, menopause, reproductive health and wider women’s wellbeing – recognising that everyone’s experience is different.
Visitors to the NOWT bus can drop in at any time during the day to meet friendly professionals and community organisations, including experts from The Menopause School, MSI Reproductive Choices, the NHS and other partners. On board, visitors can expect informal chats about menstrual and reproductive health, information and support around breast and ovarian cancer, mini health checks, free wellbeing goodies and the chance to learn more about local support available in their community.
No appointments are needed and there’s no pressure – just supportive conversations, practical information and a warm welcome.
Everyone is welcome. The event is free to attend and no booking is required.
