We know that knowing your body, the gynae cancer symptoms to look out for and feeling confident to seek medical help is key to the early diagnosis of gynae cancers.
Eve’s community outreach sessions are run with local groups, offering judgement-free spaces that inform and equip women and people with gynae organs to know their anatomy, feel able to make decisions about their health and seek medical advice.
To get to a place where all gynae cancers are prevented or detected at the earliest stage, we know we need to support those who haven’t been traditionally reached with health information and support. That’s why we work with local communities to bring educational sessions to people where they are.
Find out about some of our programmes raising awareness of gynae health and the five gynae cancers out in the community:
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New RSHE guidance has been announced, but what does it mean for gynae health?
There has been new guidance for Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) launched today. We talk through some of the guidance which will affect gynae health and gynae cancers.
How outreach is making a difference
Over the past year, we have collaborated with several women’s organisations for a piece of outreach work to raise awareness of gynaecological cancers and gynae health in South Asian women. In this blog, we share with you what we did and how it went!
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!
We are delighted to share our free, interactive, health-education lesson plans for young people aged 7-13, covering the topics anatomy, menstrual health, HPV and cancer and FMG (in partnership with National FGM Centre).