Our Programs
Education, advocacy, and community initiatives designed to improve the lives of those affected by endometriosis.
Endometriosis Canada works to advance awareness, education, and support through programs that reach workplaces, schools, families, and communities across Canada.
Programs
CycleWise
Menstrual health education for students, schools, and communities.
Understanding menstrual health is an essential part of helping young people feel confident in their bodies and empowered to advocate for their health.
CycleWise is an educational initiative created by Endometriosis Canada to support menstrual health awareness in schools and youth communities. The program encourages open conversations about periods, pelvic pain, and reproductive health while helping reduce stigma and misinformation.
CycleWise aims to help students understand what is normal, what may not be, and when it may be important to seek medical support.
Early education can play a critical role in helping young people recognize symptoms of conditions like endometriosis, which often begin during adolescence but take years to diagnose.
Why Menstrual Education Matters
Many young people grow up believing that severe period pain is simply something they must endure. Unfortunately, this misunderstanding can delay diagnosis of conditions like endometriosis for years.
By providing accurate, age-appropriate education,
CycleWise helps students:
• Understand menstrual health
• Recognize when symptoms may not be normal
• Feel more comfortable discussing their health
• Develop confidence in advocating for themselves
• Support friends and classmates experiencing symptoms
Education can empower young people to seek help earlier and build healthier relationships with their bodies.
What CycleWise Offers
Menstrual Health Education
Accessible information that helps students understand the menstrual cycle and common symptoms.
Awareness of Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain
Helping students recognize signs that may require medical attention.
Support for Educators and Schools
Resources that assist teachers, schools, and organizations in bringing menstrual health education to their communities.
Community Awareness
Encouraging open dialogue about menstrual health and reducing stigma around periods and pelvic pain.
Who CycleWise is For
CycleWise is designed to support:
• Schools
• Teachers and educators
• School boards
• Parent councils
• Youth organizations
• Community groups
Bring CycleWise to Your School
If you are interested in bringing CycleWise to your school, school board, or youth organization, we would love to hear from you.
Endometriosis Canada is committed to helping young people gain access to accurate, empowering menstrual health education.
Contact us to learn more about CycleWise and how your school can get involved.
WorkWell
Supporting healthier workplaces through awareness, education, and compassionate leadership.
Endometriosis affects approximately 1 in 10 women and those assigned female at birth, yet it remains widely misunderstood in the workplace. Many individuals living with the condition experience chronic pain, fatigue, inflammation, and unpredictable symptoms that can impact their ability to work — often without the understanding or support they need.
WorkWell with Endo, an initiative by Endometriosis Canada, helps organizations better understand the realities of living with endometriosis and create more supportive workplace environments.
Through education, resources, and collaboration, WorkWell empowers employers to support employee wellbeing while building healthier, more inclusive workplace cultures.
Why Workplace Awareness Matters
Chronic illnesses like endometriosis often remain invisible, leaving many employees feeling isolated or misunderstood at work.
Organizations that invest in health awareness and inclusive workplace practices can experience meaningful benefits, including:
• Improved employee wellbeing and morale
• Reduced absenteeism and burnout
• Stronger employee retention
• Increased productivity
• A more inclusive and supportive workplace culture
WorkWell with Endo helps bridge the gap between medical realities and workplace understanding.
What WorkWell Offers
Workplace Education Sessions
Interactive presentations designed to help employees, managers, and HR teams understand endometriosis, chronic pain, and invisible illness.
Employer Resources
Guidance and tools that support more compassionate workplace practices and policies.
Employee Support Awareness
Helping teams recognize how chronic illness may impact colleagues and how workplaces can respond with understanding.
Corporate Partnerships
Opportunities for companies to collaborate with Endometriosis Canada in advancing awareness, advocacy, and workplace health.
Who WorkWell is Designed For
WorkWell can benefit:
• Corporate organizations
• Human resources teams
• Workplace wellness programs
• Diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives
• Healthcare organizations
• Professional associations
• Government and public sector workplaces
Partner With Us
Organizations that partner with WorkWell with Endo demonstrate a commitment to supporting employee health and advancing women’s health awareness.
We welcome conversations with companies interested in:
• Workplace education sessions
• Awareness campaigns
• Corporate wellness initiatives
• Employee resource group support
• Advocacy and awareness partnerships
Bring WorkWell to Your Workplace
If your organization is interested in learning more about WorkWell with Endo, we would love to connect.
Together, we can help build workplaces where individuals living with endometriosis feel supported, understood, and empowered.
Contact us to start the conversation.