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Adora: Supporting Women Through Perimenopause & Menopause
Oxford Brookes University is proud to support colleagues with Adora – a personalised, expert-backed app designed to help women navigate perimenopause and menopause with confidence.
*Adora is an external resource, and the descriptors and language are not controlled by the University.
To use Adora, you’ll need your organisation code.
Menopause at Work – Staff Learning Portal
You can find this on the Oxford Brookes My Lifestyle Hub, or
Contact the Menopause in the Workplace team: menopauseintheworkplace@brookes.ac.uk
The Menopause in the Workplace Staff Learning Portal is now live. This resource is designed to support colleagues in navigating all aspects of menopause.
You can find the portal under Wellbeing & Personal Resources → Focus Topic on the Staff Learning Portal.
Why Adora?
Perimenopause and menopause are natural life stages, but they can bring uncertainty, anxiety, and stigma. Adora takes away the guesswork by providing:
✅ Accessible, evidence-based information tailored to your needs
✅ Expert insights from trusted health professionals
✅ Personalised support to help you thrive at work and in life
✅ A supportive community of women and specialists who truly understand
Our goal is simple: to empower you to feel positive, reassured, and supported throughout this stage of life.
How It Works
How It Works
Download the Adora App – available on iOS and Android.
Enter your Organisation Code – find it on the Oxford Brookes My Lifestyle Hub or by emailing: menopauseintheworkplace@brookes.ac.uk
Start your journey – explore expert-backed resources, personalised advice, and connect with a supportive community.
Adora App Download
Adora App Download
Remember to have your organisation code to hand. You can access this code on the Oxford Brookes University, My Lifestyle Hub. Or contact the Menopause in the Workplace email: menopauseintheworkplace@brookes.ac.uk
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