The Midlife
Foundation
Impact

We measure what matters, and publish it.

Year one targets, the tools we use, and our promise to report what did not work as well as what did.

A woman in midlife laughing as she rides a bicycle along a country path
600

women reached through free education

50

fully funded programme places

10

regional practitioners trained

1

public impact report, every year

Year one outcome targets

OutcomeHow we measure itTarget
Women know when and where to seek careSurvey after each workshop80% of respondents
Women act on itSaw a health professional within three months50% of funded participants
Symptoms affect daily life lessMenopause-Specific Quality of Life questionnaire at the start and at three months70% of funded participants improve
Sexual wellbeing improves, where relevant and with consentFemale Sexual Function Index at the start and at three monthsReported in aggregate only
We reach those most in needShare of funded places to regional, low income or disability eligible women60% or more
Local care improvesPractitioners report changed practice at six months8 of 10 scholars
Our reporting promise. Each year we publish results against every target, our full financial statements, and every payment to a related party. If something did not work, we will say so and say what we changed.

The first impact report will be published after the 2027 programme year.