Campaigns

“Common cancers deserve attention, but so do rare cancers” 

This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, our CEO, Athena Lamnisos, blogs about ovarian cancer awareness and rarer cancers after the second reading of the Rare Cancers Bill by Dr Scott Arthur MP.

What adjustments can you ask for at your cervical screening?

For Cervical Cancer Prevention Week we want to raise awareness of what adaptations women and people with a cervix can ask for during their screening to make the appointment more comfortable.

Women would rather blame childcare issues than talk to the boss about gynaecological health

Our survey has uncovered some worrying findings around the realities that women face trying to juggle work and their health

Mandy’s Health Challenges in the Workplace

What we can learn from Mandy’s story

Only 7% of people had a good understanding of gynaecological symptoms before experiencing them

Get Lippy and Loud this May and smash the taboos around gynae health.

You Need To Know

Community campaign shines spotlight on one of north east London’s most common cancer types

Breaking down the barriers in health education

Asmita blogs about how we can break down the barriers to health education for minoritised groups for Sexual Health Week.

Gynae Health Education Programme ‘Know Your Body’ Launches Today!

1 in 3 people can’t name a single type of gynaecological cancer- let’s Get Lippy to change that

‘The Get Lippy Run will always be a favourite memory of 2020 for me.’

Sarah writes about taking part in the Get Lippy Run last year and her nanny Sheila’s story with vulval cancer.