**Women's Health Coalition of Canada Society**  
The **Women's Health Coalition of Canada Society** (WHC), registered under Business Number 737001115RR0001, is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing sexual, reproductive, and menstrual health equity. Founded in 2017, it operates as a nationwide network uniting patients, healthcare professionals, and advocacy groups to address systemic barriers in women’s healthcare through evidence-based policy recommendations and community engagement.

### Mission and Focus  
The WHC prioritizes gender-sensitive healthcare by amplifying patient experiences and integrating professional expertise to influence policy reforms. Its mandate centers on breaking biases in gynecological health, improving access to care, and advocating for equitable health outcomes. Key focus areas include menstrual health, reproductive rights, and culturally appropriate care for Indigenous and marginalized communities.

### Structure and Activities  
The WHC’s framework emphasizes collaboration across diverse stakeholders:  
- **Patient Advocacy**: Collects testimonials through initiatives like the Women's Health Experience Survey to document systemic gaps and inform policy agendas[1][5].  
- **Healthcare Professional Engagement**: Partners with clinicians and researchers to translate patient insights into clinical practice improvements[1][4].  
- **Policy Development**: Advances gender-sensitive policy recommendations to provincial and federal governments, emphasizing patient autonomy and equity[1][3].  
- **Research Mobilization**: Collaborates with the Pan-Canadian Women’s Health Coalition—a federal initiative involving 10 regional hubs—to scale evidence-based care models and train emerging researchers[3][4].  

### Land Acknowledgement and Inclusivity  
The WHC acknowledges operating on traditional Indigenous territories and commits to upholding Treaty Rights. Its programming emphasizes inclusivity for gender-diverse individuals and incorporates Indigenous perspectives in health advocacy[2][3].

### Partnerships  
The WHC works with organizations such as My Viva Inc. to integrate digital health tools that improve patient-provider interactions, reflecting its emphasis on technological innovation in healthcare delivery[5].