About PCOS Awareness Association

We turned a diagnosis into a movement.

PCOS Awareness Association exists to make PCOS easier to understand, faster to diagnose, and less lonely to live with—through education, advocacy, and community.

501(c)(3) Nonprofit Founded 2012 Education • Advocacy • Support

How it started

PCOSAA was founded in 2012 by Megan M Stewart after experiencing the confusion, dismissal, and lack of clear resources that so many people with PCOS face.

What began as a commitment to share accurate, accessible information grew into a community-driven organization focused on awareness, education, advocacy, and connection.

Founder of PCOS Awareness Association
Megan M. Stewart, Founder

Milestones

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  1. 2012

    PCOSAA is founded

    Built to close the gap between PCOS symptoms and clear, compassionate information.

  2. 2015

    Community + content expansion

    More stories, more resources, and a stronger network of advocates.

  3. 2019

    First PCOS CON Event + Programs scale

    Support pathways evolve to meet the emotional and metabolic realities of PCOS.

  4. 2023

    PCOS CON + national momentum

    Education and connection in-person—bringing evidence-based care closer to the community.

  5. Today

    Tools + advocacy

    Building resources that help people find care faster and advocate with confidence.

Impact, so far

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What we believe

People first

Everyone deserves to be heard, respected, and supported—especially when navigating chronic health.

Evidence + empathy

We translate research into plain language—without judgment, shame, or one-size-fits-all advice.

Advocacy that moves

We push for better awareness, better policies, and better pathways to diagnosis and care.

The next chapter

We’re building tools and partnerships that help people find PCOS‑informed care faster, advocate for better coverage and education, and access support that respects the full reality of PCOS—physical, emotional, and metabolic.

“If you’ve ever felt overlooked, you’re exactly who we’re here for.”