The intimate wellbeing platform driven by data. Closing knowledge gaps, health gaps and wealth gaps at home, at work and beyond.
what is EKHO wellbeing?
At the heart of EKHO are three areas of health that influence women’s lifestyles, experiences and subsequently, influence gender equity and the intersectional experience across society.
For women, hormonal health, sexual health and reproductive health – and the lack of unbiased data, education and support across these areas – are responsible for myriad socioeconomic inequities. Including but not limited to the gender pain gap and wage gap.
We focus on these areas to change the conversation, the data, the resource allocation and the gaps that mean women suffer and struggle disproportionately.
our story
The EKHO story began during the first UK lockdown. We recognised the importance of addressing the health issues that many women were facing and how the pandemic had these problems reducing access to healthcare services, pushing women out of work and back into domestic caregiving spaces, forcing women to compromise on self care and personal wellbeing.
our mission
Undertaking extensive academic research in partnership with our public health partners and working with experienced health and wellbeing practitioners, we create courses and content focused on empowerment, equity and self worth.
Our courses are available to individuals and businesses of all sizes with bespoke curriculums and tailored data analysis.
Relearning, rediscovery and re-establishing norms and baselines is at the heart of improving wellbeing across society and we are on a mission to build a strong network of advocates who know what it takes to move the needle and address gender health discrimination and knowledge gaps for good.
Darren Clayton
co-founder and sales lead
darren is dedicated to making difference, impacting health and happiness positively. with a background in corporate growth and professional sport and athletics, darren is proud to lead the ekho team and to work with talented experts, partners and creators in order to support and improve access to wellbeing resources for all people.
Professor Lee Smith
co-founder and research lead
dr lee smith is an awarded cambridge phd and an associate professor in public health at anglia ruskin university. he oversees research and studies into sexual activity and hormonal and reproductive health and the physical and mental health outcomes of these factors across the uk population and minority populations.