UA92 Partners with Women’s Health Advocate Emma Neville

University Academy 92 (UA92) has taken a significant step toward advancing women’s health awareness by appointing Emma Neville as its first-ever women’s health ambassador.

Emma, a dedicated counsellor, philanthropist, and advocate for women’s health, will work closely with UA92 to drive awareness and provide essential support for both staff and students. Her role will include shaping UA92’s women’s health policies, offering guidance on student support initiatives, and contributing insights into the university’s research on women’s health.

Sara Prowse, CEO of UA92, highlighted the urgency of addressing the UK’s women’s health gap, stating: “The UK has the largest women’s health gap among G20 countries, and businesses and society must invest in closing this disparity. As an educational institution, we have a responsibility to educate and empower the next generation. Emma’s experience, empathy, and influential network will be invaluable in helping us reshape our approach to women’s health.”

Emma will lead health education initiatives, promote awareness, and help develop new courses aimed at attracting more female students to underrepresented fields. She will also facilitate discussions with academics to explore research opportunities that could further UA92’s impact on gender health disparities.

As an accredited menopause coach and founder of This Is Me, an online platform dedicated to supporting women through life’s challenges, Emma brings both personal and professional expertise to the role.

Speaking about her appointment, Emma said: “I am thrilled to collaborate with UA92, an institution known for its pioneering and innovative approach to education. Women’s health and menopause education have been central to my work and personal journey over the past eight years, and I’m excited to contribute to UA92’s mission. Together, we aim to create meaningful change and positively impact our communities.”

Through this partnership, UA92 and Emma Neville hope to bridge the gender health gap by ensuring that women’s health needs are met at every stage of life—whether as students, employees, or members of broader partner networks.

For more information on UA92, visit www.ua92.ac.uk.