Thanks to your support, our campaigns put gynae cancers on the news agenda by highlighting key issues, sharing life-saving information, and raising funds to help us continue to fund research into their prevention and earlier detection.
There are lots of ways you can support our campaigns through the year, from sharing our information and resources with your friends, family and followers, to fundraising to help us in achieving our mission. However you get involved, your efforts will help save lives from the five gynae cancers.
Find out more about our campaigns and how you can get involved below:
Cervical Cancer Prevention Week
This Cervical Cancer Prevention Week (19-25 January), follow us and find out how you can reduce your risk of cervical cancer.
Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
Help raise awareness of ovarian cancer this March!
Get Lippy
Join us and Get Lippy and loud about gynae cancers all through May.
Cervical Screening Awareness Week
Next Cervical Screening Awareness Week (15-21 June), we will be sharing information on cervical screening and tips to make the appointment easier.
Gynae Cancer Awareness Month
Every September for Gynae Cancer Awareness Month we raise awareness of the five gynae cancers and raise money for their prevention and earlier detection. Will you join us?
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There are many ways you can get involved and help save lives from gynae cancers all year round.
By supporting The Eve Appeal, you can play a vital role in educating people about the five gynae cancers.
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Take a look at some of our past campaigns.
Widespread lack of understanding of inherited cancer risks
This Gynae Cancer Awareness Month we raised awareness of risk factors in gynae cancer so you can understand your risk.
1 in 3 women have put off getting a gynae symptom checked
All through May we joined forces with some of the UK’s leading health and beauty brands to Get Lippy about gynaecological cancers, including lead partners Centrum and Sure and founding partners Tesco, CEW UK and Harvey Nichols.
Lack of awareness around the HPV vaccination programme
This HPV Awareness Day, we wanted to highlight the worrying lack of awareness around the HPV vaccination programme.
What adjustments can you ask for at your cervical screening?
For Cervical Cancer Prevention Week we raised awareness of what adaptations women and people with a cervix can ask for during their screening to make the appointment more comfortable.
Why vulval cancer awareness matters: the importance of checking regularly
For Gynae Cancer Awareness Month we launched our self-check text reminder service to remind you to check your vulva for any changes.
Less than half of women would act on ‘red-flag’ symptoms
Our Get Lippy 2024 YouGov survey found that too few women would act on abnormal bleeding symptoms.
Only 1 in 5 aware of link between oestrogen and risk of womb cancer
This Gynae Cancer Awareness Month we share information to help you understand your hormones and cancer risk.
Only 7% of people had a good understanding of gynae symptoms before experiencing them
Get Lippy and Loud this May and smash the taboos around gynae health.
Only 3% of people have heard of Lynch syndrome
Our recent survey found that less than 3% of people had heard of Lynch syndrome.
1 in 3 people can’t name a single type of gynaecological cancer
Our Get Lippy survey (Yougov, April 2022) found out that only 2% of the population know all five gynaecological cancers. We are Getting Lippy and Loud about gynae cancers this month because we want everyone to know all of the gynae cancers and the signs and symptoms to look out for.
30% of people have never heard of HPV
Today is World Sexual Health Day and Eve has launched a guide to raise awareness of HPV & break down the myths surrounding it.