We raise awareness of breast cancer through our Public Health talks programme. Our team of trained Public Health volunteers deliver talks, helping us spread our key messages on early detection and prevention, championing our work in communities across the UK.

Our talks can be delivered online or in person to private, public and voluntary organisations including; workplaces, local community groups, religious groups, voluntary organisations, universities and professional networks.

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Why book a talk?

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the UK. Around 55,000 women and 370 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the UK.

We know our talks help raise awareness of breast cancer, give people the confidence to check themselves regularly and recognise any new and unusual changes that should get checked by their GP.

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What others say about our Public Health talks

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Jane, Kent International Club

To anyone considering booking a Public Health talk, I’d say absolutely do it. You may think you already know about breast cancer, especially if you’re a woman, but there will definitely be some surprises.

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Nic, Women in Property

If we get the opportunity to have another talk, I’d love to extend the invitation to more people within our organisation. I think it’s so important to keep these things at the front of people’s minds.

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Jane, Saffery Champness

Even though it was quite a serious subject, the talk focused on positive steps you can take to be breast aware, but also how to manage the situation if you do find symptoms of breast cancer.

Frequently asked questions

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Bami

Breast cancer doesn’t just affect the individual. If I can encourage just one person to get a symptom checked before it is too late, it is worth me doing these talks.

Jackie decided she wanted to help other people learn the risks and catch their symptoms early.

Jackie

I like to think that I am educating people and helping individuals take responsibility for themselves, rather than relying on routine breast screening.  It’s also a good chance to remind people of how they can reduce their risk of developing cancer. 

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Donna

The one message I’d like people to take away from my talks is to regularly Touch, Look, Check (TLC). I’d like them to say, ‘This is going to be part of my routine’, and to set a reminder that works for them, and get into the habit of checking themselves regularly.

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While breast cancer survival rates have doubled in the UK in the last 40 years, more people than ever are being diagnosed every year. The earlier breast cancer is diagnosed, the better the chance of successful treatment. So, getting into a habit of regularly breast checking and recognising the signs and symptoms of breast cancer is important.

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