Case Study 27: Lululemon – Menopause & Reproductive Health Support (EU & UK)
Initiated: 2023 – Ongoing
Provider: Lululemon, in partnership with Fertifa
Target Group: Employees across Europe and the UK experiencing menopause or reproductive health challenges
Goal: To provide confidential, expert-led clinical support and education for employees experiencing menopause and other reproductive health issues, as part of a broader wellbeing and inclusion strategy. Key Actions
Partnered with Fertifa to deliver personalised clinical support, including same-day nurse consultations and tailored treatment plans
Rolled out monthly live Q&A sessions with medical experts to reduce stigma and educate staff
Offered access to services across multiple European countries with a focus on confidentiality and cultural sensitivity
Integrated menopause support into wider inclusivity, health, and wellbeing initiatives
Collected anonymous feedback to adapt and improve services Impact
Employees report greater access to expert guidance and feel better supported
Normalised conversations about menopause and reproductive health in the workplace
Improved wellbeing and retention through proactive health interventions
Recognised in Fertifa’s 2025 industry report as a leading example in Europe Lesson Learned
Clinical support significantly enhances workplace menopause strategies
Confidentiality and accessibility are vital for uptake
Live education sessions empower staff and reduce stigma
Peer support networks and legal/cultural tailoring could further strengthen the model
Quantitative impact data (e.g. on absenteeism) is not yet available Success Factors
Strong collaboration with a specialist clinical provider (Fertifa)
Scalable model across multiple countries and legal contexts
Integration with inclusivity and wellbeing frameworks
Employee-centred design ensures confidentiality and ease of access Sustainability
Ongoing employee feedback and evaluation mechanisms
Continued investment in clinical partnerships and educational content
Promotion of reproductive health as a strategic pillar of wellbeing
Potential to expand support structures like peer networks for long-term engagement