Menopause Cafe, Streetly, West Midlands

You're invited to a welcoming and relaxed chat about Menopause.
The Menopause cafe is open to everyone and there is no set agenda as participants start the conversation.
Rachel Weiss had the idea for Menopause Cafe in 2017, inspired by Kirsty Wark’s BBC programme “Menopause and Me” and the Death Cafe model she had already been part of. Rachel, Gail Jack and Lorna Fotheringham held the world’s first Menopause Cafe in Perth, Scotland that June 2017. They didn’t know whether it would just be the three of them talking to each other, or if other people would join them. About 30 people turned up and talked, and asked for more Menopause Cafes.

Menopause Cafes are held:

• with no intention of leading participants to any conclusion, product or course of action.
• as an open, respectful and confidential space where people can express their views safely.
• on a not for profit basis.
  Coffee and tea will be available for purchase alongside a selection of sweet treats for sale. Cash only.

The cafe duration is for 2-hours. You can drop in anytime and stay for as long or little as you like.

Please contact your volunteer host Jenny on [email protected]. Further information about Menopause Café can be found at www.menopausecafe.net

Host or Publisher J Blake