Health campaign starts: Focus on women's health in Main-Spessart!
A health campaign for women is starting in the Main-Spessart district, supplemented by creative events and workshops.

Health campaign starts: Focus on women's health in Main-Spessart!
The Bavarian Ministry of Health has launched a new annual campaign under the motto “Women's Health – for a Lifetime”. This initiative aims to support women at all stages of life, whether they are young or already at an advanced age. The focus of the campaign this year is on menopause, an important issue for many women. So mainpost.de reports that the events are specifically designed to offer knowledge, tips and a variety of activities across the entire extend lifespan.
The opening event took place on September 24, 2025 in the historic town hall of Karlstadt and welcomed around 100 guests. The improvisation theater group “Die Tabutanten” from Aschaffenburg created a good atmosphere and lots of entertainment with an extraordinary performance based on audience impulses. Over the course of the event, it became clear how important it is to focus on issues relating to women's health. This is part of an extensive Bavaria-wide prevention focus, as main-spessart.de highlights.
Diverse program until November
The series of events will last until November and offers a colorful program of workshops, lectures and other cultural highlights aimed at women of all ages. The goal is very clear: to provide information and support so that women in all situations can better deal with health challenges.
The comprehensive offering covers topics ranging from teenage health to menopause to everyday routines for greater well-being. This targeted approach makes it possible to convey important information in a fresh and appealing way. All details about the program can now be found in the new program booklet, which is now available in the Karlstadt district office, at adult education centers and online.
If you have any questions, please contact Tanja Amersbach (Tel.: 09353 793-1628, gesundheitsregionplus@lramsp.de ) and Tina Hufeld (Tel.: 09353 793-1622, praevention@lramsp.de ) available as contact persons.
